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Meanings of captures the essence in English

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Usage of captures the essence in English
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It's a business story that captures the essence of many sporting rivalries.
The Irish Times
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And yet Carol Shields often captures the essence of a being.
The Irish Times
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The Easter message of Christ captures the essence of that journey.
The Irish Times
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As presiding spirit, Pierre Boulez captures the essence of Schoenberg with exceptional sympathy and affection.
The Irish Times
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It captures the essence of who Luke Skywalker is.
News.com.au
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While the finer legal points vary, the Kiwi case captures the essence of all the clucking.
Reuters
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Got an idea for a t-shirt design that captures the essence of New Zealand's 2020 lockdown?
Radio NZ
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Tersigni captures the essence of being a woman who is navigating life in the 21st century.
The South African
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Greed is right, greed works, greed clarifies, cuts through, and captures the essence of the evolutionary spirit.
The new yorker
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That, in a nutshell, captures the essence of the problem which has faced public transport here for decades.
The Irish Times
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Credible in the sense that she captures the essence of this complicated, awkward, emotionally stunted but brilliant person.
Reuters
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It captures the essence of rambling.
The Irish Times
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An image that perfectly captures the essence of a project you are trying to put together suddenly comes together.
The Irish Times
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A model which captures the essence of these systems is the standard nontwist map, introduced by del Castillo-Negrete and Morrison.
Pubmed
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And that captures the essence of what Beccar is arguing but there are plenty of fascinating details in the interview.
Radio NZ
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The vulnerable track beautifully captures the essence of wanting to tell someone how you really feel but can't because you scurred.
Ebony
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