Sentence examples for most pithily captured from inspiring English sources

The Republican party's sudden amnesia over its view of Mandela was most pithily captured by Salon, which dubbed the phenomenon the "right-washing" of his legacy.

As the headline in another Guardian article pithily captured it: "Free school meals kill Indian children".

The Englishman's arm's-length relationship with religion was pithily captured by Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's press spokesman, when he said in 2003, "We don't do God".

Other drivers have expressed similar opinions but as ever Webber makes the point most pithily.

President Obama puts it most pithily: "We're not going to be able to burn it all".

This is perhaps most pithily expressed in the phrase many abusive men use to justify violence against women: "she was asking for it".

The most liberal definition captured most ADI (92% sensitivity).

Which pieces most accurately captured our feeling of love?

In SNP, most foxes captured during the epizootic were juveniles.

(Most captured mustangs didn't land up so kindly).

Most captured specimens died within months.