21.   He envisioned the celebration as an internally organized revue that would capture the essence of Fosse without force-feeding the audience biographical details and dates.

22.   His collection on Sunday captured the essence of glamour without the slightest tinge of campiness.

23.   I believe he captured the essence of what makes Colonial so special for many of the players.

24.   I did not think they captured her essence.

25.   However, prose style is unphotogenic, rendering it almost impossible to capture the essence of Joseph Conrad on film.

26.   I said it captures the essence of some of the characters and the tone, and I enjoyed it.

27.   In a way, they have captured its essence better than any legal scholar could.

28.   In a few strokes, Cilento captures the essence of this working-class rebellion and its pathetic dandyism.

29.   In capturing the essence of experience, it suggests, film is as imperfect and quixotic as memory.

30.   In a process dictated by millenniums of tradition, he inks onto calfskin parchment the five books of Moses that capture the essence of Jewish law and life.