Sentence examples for more perfectly capture from inspiring English sources

As time went on, photo turned to video, all in an effort to more perfectly capture this art.

Still, no other song more perfectly captures the vast Australian space.

Chopin wrote études that differ little structurally from some of his preludes, while Debussy's two books of preludes bear descriptive titles reflecting their evocative, sometimes rhapsodic moods, a quality captured perhaps more perfectly in Debussy's brilliant orchestral Prélude à l'aprés-midi d'un faune (Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun).

There was only one moment from Coughlin's news conference that captured the mood more perfectly.

In one way, though, Celebration Day captures Led Zeppelin rather more perfectly than any previous live document: it's tight and punchy and unrelenting.

He mixes the Attic and Asiatic modes of oratory brilliantly, so as to be plain and direct sometimes while at others to perfectly capture the mood of the more flowery moment".

But what could capture the show's theme more perfectly than a rainbow?

Finally, the assumption of growth maximization may not perfectly capture the actual cells evolutionary objectives (which may be more subtle and complex).

It's hard to imagine a show capturing the spirit of Roald Dahl's literary world more perfectly than this one.

Two pistachio shells perfectly capture a cherub's bottom.

That image, and that phrase, perfectly capture that sentiment.