Sentence examples for finely captured from inspiring English sources
Oswald's terror of the future is finely captured in his lament that he is about to turn into "a grey-haired infant".
Saul et al. (1990) introduced a feeding cycle model of mosquito behavior that more finely captured the interactions of mosquitoes with their hosts and the environment.
That he's reëmerged with such a finely wrought drama capturing something ineffable — unresolved pain — is well worth rewarding.
They were in mint condition too, including the precise watercolors and the finely detailed pen-and-ink drawings that captured boredom, fear and courage of his fellow sailors.
He captured the visceral thrill (and risk!) of mastering a finely tuned performance machine in unpredictable conditions.
Han's prose bristles with a quiet anger that would require a finely calibrated ear to capture in translation.
Gallagher, while an emotionally persuasive and likable actor, hasn't yet captured the divided self that the rest of the cast portrays so finely.
Sidibé captured the hip young things as they went from a colonial past to independence, resplendent in their leopard-print flares, finely cut berets and matching white outfits mid-dance.
This is a finely judged, tightly wound piece of writing, capturing the essence of isolation and loneliness.
Rigatoni Bolognese was outstanding, the hollow, ridged macaroni perfect for capturing a sauce rich with meats finely chopped (not pulverized, as is the case in some other restaurants).
