Sentence examples for captured better from inspiring English sources

The German mood may have been captured better by the foreign minister, Joschka Fischer.

And that obsessional quality is what Mr. Sorkin has captured better than anyone before.

Duke Ellington's verbal arabesques have never been captured better: [Juan ] Tizol[an Ellington trombonist] wants you to play a solo he's written where bowing is required.

Photography was, of course, banned at Saddam's hanging, and, of course, there was footage: a shaky, ghoulish, camera-phone snuff-film that captured better than any hi-def tripod shot could have the rough vengeance.

No one captured better the chaotic nature of heroism, nor the dirty business of battle, and no one was more committed to using his medium to display war's horror and futility.

Now there are a whole plethora, the information of which needs to be captured better in the national figures.

"If rates are high, you can capture better returns in other asset classes," Mr. Ryan said.

Perhaps nothing captures better the bizarre political turbulence of the last year, and the drama of the year to come.

An accomplished inventor, he adapted equipment so his clients could capture better pictures atop tall buildings, beneath the sea, on the battlefield and inside the human body.

It should enable users to capture better low-light images as well as provide some depth-of-field effects like a blurred background.

Because at a certain point you're better off having a larger pixel, which captures better quality information about the light it sees, rather than additional pixels capturing lower quality data.