Sentence examples for what was captured from inspiring English sources

"There is still material being analyzed from what was captured".

This is what was captured by Barack Obama's pitch-perfect speech on race.

What was captured was their forced march the next day across the South Lawn of the White House to the helicopter that would take them away for a miserable vacation on Martha's Vineyard.

"What was captured in the Revolver artwork was almost the first revolt against the San Francisco, west coast scene, whose look was all about super, hyper colour," says Professor Lawrence Zeegen, dean of design at Ravensbourne College, London.

Much like the "dog that didn't bark" that tipped off Sherlock Holmes in one of his stories, sometimes the data that is not captured is more important than what was captured.

But for the most part, coverage was limited to some facts about both men, a summation of what was captured on video, and a reference to the damning US Senate report about CIA interrogations po​st 9/11.

(Income is what's captured by the Gini coefficient, although that statistic has its own limitations, some particular to Venezuela).

Rather, what is captured here is the comparatively straightforward response of a camera's light meter to transitions between brightness and darkness in her studio.

Those methods are not what's captured by phone-company cell-tower records of the sort that helped put Roberts in prison.

Fig. 1C E reflect what are captured in crystallization.

In the next section, we discuss what is captured by the PPR anomalies.