Sentence examples for be perfectly captured from inspiring English sources

Whatever you wear will be perfectly captured by the 3.2 megapixel camera, making sure that you stand out on screen as much as you do in real life.

This indicates that some correlation that cannot be perfectly captured by respiration is present in the closed loop between HPV and SAPV around the respiratory frequency.

Some elements may not be perfectly captured by these types of measures.

The exquisite simplicity of the "walking" dance in "Emeralds," a pas de deux that reveals a great deal about the warmth of Balanchine as a classical ballet choreographer and a human being, is perfectly captured by Laëtitia Pujol and Mathieu Ganio.

It's an exciting romp that is perfectly captured in Quentin Blake's illustrations.

"He's perfectly captured that bluey-green haze you see across the Vale of York," agrees Hinde.

Their attitude was perfectly captured by Mr Clinton when he said that he wanted abortion to remain "safe, legal and rare".

This is perfectly captured through fado, the distinctive Portuguese style of music; its mournful melodies echo South American influences, a result of the nations close maritime ties.

(Kudos to the biographer-ghostwriter Giles Smith, who is credited in the acknowledgements for "helping with the words". Jones's voice is perfectly captured here).

The debate between the two sides was perfectly captured in an anecdote that both Colin Powell and Madeleine Albright recall in their memoirs, though to very different effect.

Christian House, in the Independent on Sunday, enthused that "from the rolling Jamaican patois to the stilted mumbles of adolescence, each voice is perfectly captured".