61.   The whole point of his work, he says, is to capture the essence of the script, not to upstage it.

62.   There are other films, though, in which the similarity between Hopper and the movies captures the essence of the work.

63.   There are two basic ways to capture the essence of fruit in a bowl.

64.   This genius for capturing the essence of an age was the Robbins signature.

65.   This enchanting tale captures the essence of youth, of summer, of a life led with imagination and joy.

66.   This is the Kennedy we see in the movie, and while the dialogue is not a word-for-word transcription of the tapes, it closely captures their essence.

67.   To describe Campbell as blunt, direct, frank or candid would not quite capture his essence.

68.   When they finally popped pink, the flowers released that oleander perfume that captures the essence of understated elegance.

69.   With a glimpse of one player, though, they felt they had captured the essence of this Masters, and Masters to come.

70.   While this insight captures the essence of the crusade to roll back the regulatory tide, too few Americans realize ityet.