Sentence examples for it perfectly captures from inspiring English sources

Though it's a small production, with its fantastic score, and beautiful shooting, it perfectly captures scenes any young person living and loving in the Big City will recognize. .

It perfectly captures the bleak comedy of vented frustration.

"I think it perfectly captures Roy's Pop aesthetic," he said.

It perfectly captures the essence of the narrative, the stars and the tide pool.

It perfectly captures the sentiment of the character at this point in the story.

It perfectly captures sibling rivalry between Ross and Monica that is surprisingly relatable.

As such, it perfectly captured the theological aspirations — and political shortcomings — of his four-year-old papacy.

And it perfectly captured the ennui and shapeless existence of 20-something men languishing in irresponsibility and immaturity.

"I sent him a copy of '1984,' and he said he read it about three times and that it perfectly captured the psychological reality of being at Gitmo," Remes said.

Those for "Hotel Lobby" (1942) develop the setting and the detail poses of the figures in it, perfectly capturing a place where people often sit, lost in thought, the basic Hopper condition.

The headline was "100,000 People Perished, but Who Remembers?" Appearing in The New York Times on March 14, it perfectly captured the essence of a powerful report from Tokyo about the forgotten victims of March 10 , 1945 when, as the Times correspondent Howard French wrote, "a fleet of American B-29 bombers dropped 1,665 tons of napalm-filled bombs on Tokyo".