Sentence examples for captures better from inspiring English sources

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

Scholarly habitude captures better than "information literacy" the sense that being a scholar or academic researcher isn't just about having a set of rules to follow.

This is what Roth captures better than anyone, the collision of public and private, the intrusion of history into the skin, the pores, of every individual alive.

It's part travel book, part scientific treatise and it captures better than any book I know the spirit of that alluring region.

In this paper we use the term Computing-Based Testing (CBT) instead of Computer-Based Testing, as it captures better the emerging trends.

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.

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

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

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

— and will be devilishly hard to co-opt or capture— better!

I think it's something some people capture better than others but something which has always been taken on board.