Sentence examples for finely caught from inspiring English sources

These are finely caught in an article by Natasha Gevorkyan of Kommersant, for Gazeta.ru.

These are not cases in which a finely honed system caught its mistakes.

There is a fragment of finely woven cloth caught up by the lower sewing support and kettle stitch.

It was a very complex, finely balanced case, which especially caught the public's attention because of the nature of the evidence given by friends and family of the character of C and thus the reasons that lay behind her decision.

Their quiet, perceptive 6-year-old daughter, Maisie (a finely attuned Onata Aprile), is caught between their clashing egos.

While our lobster soup was simmering we tucked into an impressive array of appetisers, the first being incredibly finely sliced swordfish, again freshly caught by their fishermen that day.

He talks just like Ronald Reagan did: with finely honed catch-phrases; a smooth, stately demeanor (notice his posture — straight up but not stiff); and warmth and strength.

But from the inside they are fractured into finely subdivided cliques that wouldn't be caught in the same room together unless the principal (in this case, Negroponte) called them into his office.

There's just over a week to catch the finely nuanced musical version of The Go-Between at the Royal and Derngate in Northampton.

In the chrome of the refrigerator she caught the reflection of her own face, part brunette Shelley Winters, part potato, the finely etched sharps and accidentals beneath her eyes a musical interlude amid the bloat.

With the score finely poised at 13-13 tempersoareded as high as the temperatures, as Courtney Laws, excellent throughout, was caught up in an altercation with Johann Muller, with the referee forced to step in.