Sentence examples for adequately capture from inspiring English sources

Wallace often expressed the view that life is too profuse for fiction to adequately capture it.

He struggled to find language that could adequately capture the experience.

There are no words or pictures that can adequately capture what mining has wrought in Nauru.

It agreed to review "existing commonwealth institutions to adequately capture a national system".

Pictures of Azzedine Alaïa's latest collection don't adequately capture the three-dimensional quality of the knitting.

Romans complained that the sculpture didn't adequately capture the likeness of the beloved pope, who died in 2005.

Each light glimmers for a few seconds, an easily perceptible glow to the human eye but something far too evanescent for any camera to adequately capture.

"Existing laws that govern such offences do not adequately capture the scope or nature of these offences," the Coag report said.

The global poverty line currently a dollar and ninety cents a day is a somewhat arbitrary one, and some economists argue that it doesn't adequately capture reality.

Dr. Miringoff argued that growth, inflation, interest rates and other standard economic variables were insufficient to adequately capture the state of the social fabric.

There may be an emerging field of law and legal precedent, but the terms at hand don't adequately capture the nature of the dispute.