21.   And, until players begin capturing the imagination, soccer will struggle.

22.   As an intriguing new exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History observes in passing, it is the realia of ancient societies that captures our imagination these days.

23.   As the notion that Linux could be a viable alternative to Windows has gained currency, these companies have captured the imagination of investors.

24.   Because while an e-vote might attract a notoriously disengaged young crowd, the physical act of voting still captures the imagination of older advocates of civic life.

25.   Big-name foreign players are not even being courted, and young domestic players are not capturing imaginations, either because of lack of ability or promotion.

26.   A bold, unexpected move that captures the imagination of the public and breaks tradition can prove a powerful force to invigorate a sluggish presidential campaign.

27.   A decent enough team but not one to capture our imaginations, to tweak our interest.

28.   A few artists are born with the talent and charisma needed to capture the imagination of the public.

29.   A scrappy team that captured imaginations and created higher expectations for this season.

30.   A prisoner of war during the war in Vietnam, Peterson has captured the imagination of some Democrats who see him as their version of Arizona Sen. John McCain.