Sentence examples for exactly captured from inspiring English sources
Such thoughts came to me with particular clarity in relation to "Six Degrees," a defining American play of the 1990s whose original New York production — at Lincoln Center Theater and directed by Jerry Zaks — exactly captured the mood of a city and a culture at a very specific time.
Thus, all values of all fundamental variables, and all state transitions, can be fully and exactly captured by the states and state transitions of a cellular automaton.
As a result of the detailed computational procedure which simply involves the solution of a nonlinear scalar function, the virgin loading curve and the damaged unloading reloading curves are exactly captured.
There's no nationalism in the Stonie/Chestnut face off, and it hasn't exactly captured the public's imagination the same way Kobayashi/Chestnut did.
While Kyle Orton's no-nonsense style may endear the quarterback to his teammates and coaches, it hasn't hasn't exactly captured the imagination of fans, especially not the youngest Broncos fans.
But similar to its streaming rival Netflix, Amazon has been unusually magnanimous with renewals, granting second and even third seasons to series that haven't exactly captured the cultural conversation, such as "Red Oaks," "Bosch" and even the widely panned "Hand of God".
It doesn't exactly capture the moment the way "midlife crisis" did.
Enright exactly captures the potential tortures of a big noxious family Yuletide with all the tight skill of someone who's sat watching several.
"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.
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.
