Sentence examples for capture fully from inspiring English sources

That's because polling averages do not capture fully a few factors that will affect the final outcome.

A slew of recordings made between 1936 and 1939 give an indication, although her voice plainly possessed the kind of incandescent glow that no machine can capture fully.

Yet I cannot help feeling that even the grim picture painted in the report fails to capture fully the daunting difficulties that confront the environment today.

These numbers fail to capture fully the deterioration in Venezuelans' welfare: price controls have prompted widespread shortages of basic goods (the latest hard-to-find item is coffins).

But more often, it is found only in sentiments that are whispered, internalized or masked by discussions of culture or religion, and therefore hard to capture fully in polling or even to hear clearly in everyday conversation.

That this biography fails to capture fully what goes on in the brilliant mind of its subject, a British mathematician named Simon Norton, turns out to be its strength.

None of this can be captured fully in translation.

The top one percent of the income distribution captured fully 52% of the income gains during that 15-year period.

It's easy to argue about, was captured fully on video that can be replayed endlessly and is entirely silly.

The wage effect in this decomposition captures fully the impact of a change in wages on the ULC.

Names serve to delimit, to set boundaries; in contrast, Dao is without limits and therefore cannot be captured fully by language.