Sentence examples for truly captures from inspiring English sources

But it is Bernard Herrmann's wave-breaking score that truly captures the romantic spirit.

"I thought she was absolutely brilliant, and this recording truly captures the essence of her unique artistry".

The only thing it truly captures ( apart from her "gorgeous hair") is an unpleasant smirk which is the least attractive thing about her.

"It has grown into a phenomenal humanitarian organisation, driven forward by Guy Willoughby, and it truly captures the enduring spirit of Burns, his philosophy and humanitarian vision".

Because nothing truly captures the state of Trump's Republican party than a multimillion-dollar TV spectacle that revolves around a blood-soaked cage fight.

"Caught in the Act: Live," released on the same label shortly after the ceremony, should continue his hot streak: it's the better album, for starters, the one that truly captures his knack for rugged country formalism.

A task of that magnitude can truly capture the imagination.

Not, Can the cinema ever truly capture Tolkien's work?

Yet, it is in its happier observations that the court has truly captured such a conscience.

One telling incident truly captured the tense climate of the times.

Only rarely does a male ballet dancer truly capture the public's imagination.