Sentence examples for exactly capture from inspiring English sources

It doesn't exactly capture the moment the way "midlife crisis" did.

"Dog on Fire" — the bouncy version on "The Daily Show" was recorded by They Might Be Giants — doesn't exactly capture Mr. Mould's signature sound.

And Peter Gill's production and John Gunter's design exactly capture the gestures towards ghastly good taste of 1950s suburbia: the Radio Times lovingly encased in an embroidered folder, the square mantelpiece clock, the kitsch picture of birds in flight.

The additions of Steve McManaman and Geremi didn't exactly capture the imagination around the Santiago Bernabéu but the incoming Nicolas Anelka, at the time regarded as the hottest young striker in Europe, looked set to provide genuine competition for Raúl and Fernando Morientes up front.

His fighting-cock stance and wary gaze exactly capture the defensiveness of the guilty escaper, but his inflated lines – often railing against "dat old deffil sea" – are delivered in an accent, supposedly Swedish, that is so strangulated and peculiar it could be Elvish.

We employ a spline-based formulation which is known to exactly capture the behavior.

Enright exactly captures the potential tortures of a big noxious family Yuletide with all the tight skill of someone who's sat watching several.

Michael Sheen exactly captures Frost's verbal tics and mannerisms while suggesting a nervousness behind the self-assurance: there's a moment when he almost puts a hand on Nixon's shoulder before hastily withdrawing it.

I'M A GIRL!", Ismail exactly captures the wrong-footing frustration felt by girls who don't fit the princess mould, as well as the pride they take in their strong, swift bodies.

Branagh himself exactly captures the vain absurdity of Arthur Gosport, who treats real life as a needless intrusion and who tries to counter his advancing years by having Romeo do skittish little jumps on to low-level benches.

This exactly captures the Gothic quality of an early Coetzee novel like "In the Heart of the Country," but John has years to wait till the writing of books.