Sentence examples for this book captures from inspiring English sources

That this book captures the Zeitgeist and is about something that affects all of us is certainly a point in its favour".

Still, this book captures the loneliness of both city and artist, and Marek Los, in his picture-book debut, often places the lone musician off to the side, at the edge of a vast and indifferent New York rendered in melancholy sunset pastels or as hazy as mist, but always at a distance.

More than that, this book captures the very different mindset of people in that era, before there were so many demagogues painting a gloomy picture of low-income people's prospects, while making them dependents of the welfare state.

The U.K. title of this book captures it best: "Whoops!" The chapters on derivatives and how banks mishandled their attempts to manage risk should be required reading for anyone with the slightest interest in the crisis.

Grief is not often talked about in detail, but this book captures its essence.

This book captures the intricacies of friendship and the chances we all take when we open our lives to others.

One notable exception: scenes in this book capture the shock value of warfare in the Pacific.

The midpoint of the book captures this era of her life.

Above all, the book captures with impressive richness the early culture of Bayreuth.

The blurb on the back of the book captures the flavour.

Mr. Kimberling grew up in the Hoosier state, and the book captures the place with wry humor, affection for its woodlands and exasperation with its provincialism.