Sentence examples for caught perfectly from inspiring English sources
Georgy Girl was published in 1965, and caught perfectly the spirit of Swinging London.
The Day-Glo lace outfits that closed Simone Rocha 's summer 2013 show caught perfectly her mix of the innocent and the subversive.
This was an exquisite production in which Bondy caught perfectly the sense that fin de siècle Vienna was a city of reckless youthful hedonism haunted by the shadow of death.
As he puffs round the lanes, training for the All England borstal championship, he gasps his thoughts at the reader in a Nottingham semi-vernacular whose tone and pitch Sillitoe has once again caught perfectly.
It is caught perfectly when she is giving Morris a lift from Milan airport in her Maserati coupé and raises her fist in solidarity to striking workers on the picket line, who smile broadly and return the gesture.
Coote is well matched by Sarah Tynan's haughty but high-spirited Romilda, whose gorgeous voice makes up in purity of tone what it lacks in raw power, and also by the relatively inexperienced Rhian Lois, whose captivating performance as Romilda's sister, Atlanta, caught perfectly the character's scheming sauciness as well as the lonely desperation cloaked beneath it.
Scott's performance catches perfectly Paul's weird contradictions.
That little phrase "one might say" catches perfectly the combination of registers.
Stephen Campbell Moore catches perfectly the obduracy and awkwardness of Maurice Wilkins, forever tugging at his slightly too-long sleeves.
Reality had disintegrated into a vague and unsettling nightmare, an experience that Theroux's account catches perfectly.
Always more of a socialist than a nationalist, he catches perfectly the contradictions within people living on the periphery of history.
