Sentence examples for captures very well from inspiring English sources

The beauty of a William Morris pattern, that the Google doodle captures very well, lies in its combination of simplicity and richness.

"First a Gold Rush, Then the Lawyers" (news article, June 26) captures very well the social divisions and opposition that have emerged in El Salvador around large-scale gold mining.

Kate Fleetwood captures very well both Tracy's outward abrasiveness and inner uncertainty and, although Rupert Young cannot banish memories of Kevin Spacey's CK Dexter Haven in the Barry play, he nicely suggests the gilded privilege of wealth.

"A New Mayor Tests His Promises on Newark's Harsh Reality" ("The Hard Part" series, front page, Oct. 19) captures very well the feelings of extraordinary hope infused by the election of our new mayor, Cory A. Booker.

Nevertheless, there was this sense in the air that things were about to change, which is something the series captures very well, this feeling of being on the cusp between postwar gloom and something newer and more exciting where a lot more was going to be possible.

This indicates that this vector space model captures very well the morphosyntactic similarities between words before any supervised training.

All this play with voicing can be captured very well in a radio adaptation," Pevear says.

Good agreement was obtained for velocity fluctuations in the wake region with trends captured very well.

In particular, the effect of the flow geometry one-gap versus two-geometry one-gapcaptured versusell.

The intermediate peak and core peak behaviors of void fraction inside the submersed entry nozzle (SEN) are captured very well.

These seasonal, annual and geographic variations are not captured very well by existing GCMs, and therefore were not accounted for in this study.