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Meanings of capture a sense in English

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Usage of capture a sense in English
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Her archival photographs and drawings capture a sense of joy and trauma.
Ebony
2
The quote did capture a sense of where we are.
The Irish Times
3
I hope to meet lots of new people to capture a sense of the local community.
The Guardian
4
Shot through closed windows and gauzy curtains, these photographs capture a sense of melancholy and introspection.
The Guardian
5
You're living the movie-astrologyis a way to capture a sense of it while you're in motion.
Ebony
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The gameplay is functional and occasionally captures a sense of what it was to enjoy the first Tony Hawk's games.
The Guardian
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For Paul McCreesh, "the greatest Christmas music captures a sense of awe-struck wonder at this miracle" -the Incarnation.
The Irish Times
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