Sentence examples for caught exactly from inspiring English sources

Josie, trying to get the attention of the waitress, had not caught exactly what that consequence was.

Since Week 9 of the 2007 season, the nine-year veteran tight end Randy McMichael had caught exactly two touchdown passes.

While the show was far messier than "The Kreutzer Sonata," it had moments that for me caught exactly the anguished, endlessly circular tone of Dostoevsky's original.

Beerbohm, writing in the Saturday Review, felt that Dorothy Minto, playing one of the speakers, "caught exactly the spirit of her part - the blithe spirit of the budding platformist".

In Lang's stark cinema of social injustice, the film historian David Thomson wrote, the actress "caught exactly the fragile happiness allowed in Lang's world and played with a restraint that perfectly matched the fatal simplicity of the plots.

But when pressed, even their top officials admit that the entire mass-spying regime has caught exactly one "bad guy" – and that was an American who was thinking of wiring some money to al-Shabaab in Somalia.

Perry Millward, one of three boys who plays Noah, catches exactly the character's complex, love-hate feelings for the maid.

Thompson also catches exactly the bewilderment of the boy Leo and is deftly partnered by Archie Stevens as the more assured Marcus.

Alan Howard brings to Sir Peter vocal precision, a peppery temperament and a delicate pathos, and Matilda Ziegler catches exactly the silky corruption of Lady Sneerwell.

Jeff Perry, co-founder of Steppenwolf, is brilliant at conveying the nervous guilt of Barbara's husband and Rondi Reed catches exactly the hectoring vulgarity of Violet's sister.

Patricia Hodge as the sinister, fur-coated Mrs Coulter catches exactly the ambivalence of a woman who finds unexpected maternal instincts overcoming her power lust.