Sentence examples for caught precisely from inspiring English sources

So far, I have caught precisely one, but he was a beauty.

He even played Olivier in the film My Night With Marilyn where he caught precisely the great man's theatrical camp and gimlet-eyed stare.

She catches precisely the young Brittain's mix of proud rationalism and impulsiveness, stoicism and vociferous grief.

Tim Delap also catches precisely the confusion of Sassoon whose compulsion to return to the front collides with his intellectual opposition to the war.

He won special praise for his productions of work by Pinter and Samuel Beckett, Michael Billington writing of Happy Days in 1996: "Reisz's production catches precisely both the integrity of Beckett's vision and the musicality of his language".

But this remarkable set, recorded not long after Montgomery first broke on to the big-time jazz scene after years in the clubs of his native Indianapolis, catches precisely the quality that made Cannonball Adderley burst into the Riverside offices after first hearing Montgomery and insist they sign him up.

Most of the other roles have been recast since Bath but Claire Skinner catches precisely Anne's air of fatigued concern, Nicholas Gleaves is all attenuated exasperation as her partner and Kirsty Oswald as the carer shows how initial amusement at her eccentric charge quickly fades.

In the late 1990s, few designers caught the mood of the time as precisely as Veronique Branquinho did.

When Karl Lagerfeld showed his Chanel Cruise collection at Versailles last week, he caught precisely the ironic way of mixing a romantic rose-decorated dress with a pair of down-to-earth platform sneakers.

Sometimes they can be caught in precisely the same pose.

It is no coincidence that Anonymous, the movement and meme, caught on precisely at a time when anonymity is proving elusive.