Sentence examples for capture perfectly from inspiring English sources

They capture perfectly the experience of the cyclical, repetitive nature of enduring an experience.

He also continued to draw – particularly horses, which he could capture perfectly.

He has created a memorably unhinged narrator, and she manages to capture, perfectly and faithfully, the bitter, hallucinatory and increasingly desperate tone of his monologue.

Not the least of the book's pleasures are Chris Gall's illustrations, which capture perfectly the moody, retro and occasionally surreal fascination with the cocktail life.

Moving to Providence and then Boston, he worked in places with names like the Federal Products Company that capture perfectly the anonymity into which he was fading.

It has a close-up focus that can capture perfectly crisp images of a flower petal or a bee up close.

Writer John Lee Hancock captures perfectly an innocent and understated youth.

That song captured perfectly the recital's dark pastoral.

It captures perfectly the energy of the TV show.

That captured perfectly all that the tournament came to mean over the years.

In his economy of words, Lochte captured perfectly not only the race but the racer.