Sentence examples for work captured from inspiring English sources
Mr. Racioppo's work captured the transformation of entire neighborhoods.
His work captured the appearance and characteristics of rural and small-town American types.
Atget's work captured the dual drama of the trees against the sky and their reflections in the ponds.
His work captured the attention of an editor at Macmillan who referred the material to poet Marianne Moore.
Among those to pay tribute to the author was the poet Ian McMillan, who said his work "captured the majesty and drama of ordinary life".
Spare and stylized, Mr. Leonard's work captured a world of shadow, silver and smoke: dark interiors, gleaming microphones and, threading through it all, cigarette smoke that leaped and twined as if it were an incarnation of the music itself.
Her work captures an essential 'Americanness' of American art".
"I think her work captures his intelligence and his humility and his generosity," Mr. Williams said.
As perhaps Carbon Life, Wayne McGregor's new work, captures our own.
Ms. van Meene's work captures the purgatory of adolescence with more detachment than sympathy.
Making its London debut, the work captures the area famed for its street market, cultural mix and, now, gentrification.
