"His work ethic is very strong, belying his casual manner," Mr. Jarrold said, and Mr. West said the role was important to capture with precision.
Plomer's Spectator review described the book as "another of [Waugh's] cultivated pearls", economically written, holding the reader's attention throughout and capturing with precision the moods and rhythms of life as it was lived in certain quarters of society.
It is therefore unlikely that a single tunable analytic model can fully capture, with precision, the complexity of a potentially large set of possible stochastic relaxation curves.
This beautiful photograph captures with luminous precision the baroque spectacle of the sun behind clouds.
Depp's fine-boned beauty might seem ill-suited to the role, but he captures, with chilling precision, Bulger's preening tough-guy narcissism.
Love and Longing in Bombay, his luminous collection of stories, captures with remarkable precision the upper crust as well as the underbelly of this city's society.
New York Times critic Brantley praised Hawke's performance as the central character Eddie, reporting that "he captures with merciless precision the sense of a sharp mind turning flaccid".
It's a quiet, powerful scene that takes place early in the film and it captures with heartbreaking precision the vulnerability and fear that can overtake you when you're old.
The travel writing, including an account of the Second World War siege of Malta and some trips to the Australian outback, is terrific, capturing details with precision and skill.
The particularity of each is captured with vivid precision by a terrific cast of six.
