Sentence examples for what has captured from inspiring English sources

That unusual interpretation is what has captured the attention of photographers both old and new.

The difference in Mehajer's do – and what has captured the country's attention – is of course the exaggeration of such traditions.

What has captured our fancy is the 1st prize--an "all-expense trip from your home to New York and return".

"What has captured the markets' attention here is that Greenspan has raised the possibility that the Fed is done," said Louis Crandall, chief economist at R. H. Wrightson & Associates.

They are marks of what has captured the public imagination: the simplistic "final answer" from the cheery "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire"; the overwrought fatalism of "the tribe has spoken" from the cutthroat "Survivor"; the "yada, yada, yada" tribute to the joys and neuroses provoked by life's ordinary details in "Seinfeld".

What has captured people's attention lately is the rise in the proportion of part-time and adjunct professors on campuses.

So his remarks on Thursday suggested to some lawmakers on Friday that Mr. Rumsfeld was either out of touch with what had captured headlines and evening news programs this week, or was reluctant to acknowledge the panels' new findings.

What had captured this guy's imagination was the scene where all the porn stars in Malibu use a blanket to toss that topless lady into the air.

Then Dara goes back to the boat that she and Xavier have rented and tries to figure out what she has captured on camera and what, exactly, is going on.

What Farhadi has captured with his camera is beyond what we are accustomed to referring to as 'film'film

It is possible to qualitatively examine tweet content and see what story has captured the online public's attention and what sentiments those stories evoke.