Sentence examples for So encapsulated from inspiring English sources

A legitimate fear is what impact defeat to the USA may have on McGinley, so encapsulated and engrossed has he been by the captain's role.

Yet his story so encapsulated the new uncompromising welfare system introduced by the Department for Work and Pensions that last week Rivers' elder brother Stephen – the shadow minister for Northern Ireland – felt compelled to raise it in Parliament.

Or are we talking about representations that are just so encapsulated, like the baby is just looking at these events where the screen rotates and thinking, "doesn't compute?" I mean, there's something wrong.

Perhaps because it was immortalised by so many Athenian film-makers back in the Fifties, no other mode of transport so encapsulates Athens's natural joie de vivre.

Instead, products are left to spawn and mutate at their own pace, and not always in a healthy way.Few instruments so encapsulate the mutability of financial products as the exchange-traded fund, or ETF.

It's so much easier than thinking about the information so excellently encapsulated by the movie, Miss Representation, a documentary about the debilitating influence of media on girls and society that aired recently on the OWN network.

But perhaps no answer has so well encapsulated Trump's unique style as this one.

Has there ever been a show that so perfectly encapsulated and encouraged an era?

The emotional issues, all mixed up with the daily slog that comes with any job, cannot be so neatly encapsulated.

Garfield writes: "The digital revolution – so neatly encapsulated in the Facebook map – has transformed mapping more than all the other innovations of cartography's centuries.

Never before has a company so perfectly encapsulated the absurdity of much of the investment in "disruptive innovation" in the technology industry's epicentre.