Sentence examples for capture precisely from inspiring English sources

Persepolis brings a lightness of touch to weighty topics, while the drawings capture precisely Marji's bewilderment at her rapidly changing world.

And Wearing's casual use of the F-word seemed to capture precisely the coarsening of TV culture that Stuart Jeffries would write about inside.

Overseen by Mr. Wilson, who directs his large cast with a symphonic conductor's tight orchestration of cues and rhythms, the performances capture precisely both sides of that equation.

Lord Nicholas Stern, chair of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at London School of Economics and Political Science and president of the British Academy, pointed out: "Scientific models, because they omit key factors that are hard to capture precisely, appear to substantially underestimate these risks".

On the face of it, (EDR) seems to capture precisely one strongly intuitive notion of existential dependence.

The individual classifier that is most difficult to analyze is perhaps the generic classifiers 個 ge, as the property it selects is famously difficult to capture precisely.

McBurney captures precisely the lonely oddity of individual lives that characterises Murakami's work.

The series captured precisely the way in which neighbours' lives in London often only accidentally overlap.

That quotation captures precisely why a good production of "Waiting for Godot" is never a bummer.

Blanche McIntyre's superbly acted production captures precisely the feel of a period of double-lives and double-standards.

It captures precisely the moment when the California dream turns, and the land looks lonely and parched.