Sentence examples for nicely caught from inspiring English sources

And Dowd nicely caught the absurdity of a man trapped between affectations of bohemianism and feeble attempts at Victorian mastery.

Bobby is a klutz of the heart; rather than simply falling in love, he tumbles and trips — nicely caught in Eisenberg's voluble patter, dotted with hiccups of anxiety.

And the sound, whereas purposefully dry, unforgiving, and clangy with Gulda on MPS, is nicely caught both on Hänssler and (C Avi, with a little distance but no excessive reverb.

Cook and Craig Kieswetter started brightly before both were caught in the deep - Cook's 48 from 52 balls emphasising that he has the ability to score at a decent rate in this format - but Jonathan Trott began slowly and Kevin Pietersen was nicely caught by Lasith Malinga in the deep for only 13.

Sorrentino nicely catches the panic in the air as Sergio begins to suspect that Silvio will never notice.

And, indeed, the line "I did what I had to do and saw it through without exemption" nicely catches Philby's ironic self-image as a believing skeptic.

The paradox of Labor Day, which we try to honor by ceasing our labors, nicely catches the way those calendars collide in our lives.

Roger Allam puts a fine brush of sympathy on the skipper's gruff Belfast voice and nicely catches the suppressed hysteria of the second in command, Jukes.

Both these customs are shown in the film, and nicely catch the way 1950's domestic culture infantilized young women even as it pushed them into a staid maturity.

In a back room of the booth rented by Marvell, a chip maker, people who asked nicely could catch a glimpse of the iWonder.

A butterfly net will work nicely to catch the pet.