Sentence examples for a capsule summary of from inspiring English sources

And here is the trouble with a capsule summary of a Munro story.

A capsule summary of Barkan's "discovery" — admittedly an odd word in this context — is like a verbal description of a food one has never tasted.

The exhibition has arrived from Antwerp's Red Star Line Museum, a capsule summary of what can be found at that impressive institution, which opened in 2013 in the refurbished building of the old Red Star Line.

His Short Commentary on De anima is also, and more correctly, an epitome, being a summary of Aristotle's work rather than a precise and more literal commentary, as are his Middle and Long, or Grand, commentaries.[44] In the Short Commentary, Averroes sets the stage for Aristotle's description of the soul by offering a capsule summary of his main teachings in physics, meteorology, and physiology.

It's a capsule summary of everything that's going on here.

SUNDAY REVIEW A capsule summary on the cover of the Sunday Review on March 31 misidentified the author of an essay about spending mornings with her autistic son.

A review, Page 37. Correction: December 13 , 2008A capsule summary on Friday about a review of an exhibition of jewelry made by Alexander Calder misidentified the museum where the exhibition is on display.

Because of an editing error, a capsule summary on the home page misstated the given name of a Republican congressman from Corpus Christi, Tex.

A capsule summary on Tuesday for an article about the settlement of a lawsuit filed by the actor Charlie Sheen after he was dismissed from the sitcom "Two and a Half Men" misidentified the defendant in the lawsuit.

A capsule summary on Monday for an obituary about a former owner of the Denver Broncos widely remembered for engineering the trade for quarterback John Elway carried an erroneous headline.

INSIDE THE TIMES A headline on a capsule summary on Wednesday for a sports article about the development of a college men's golf program misidentified, in some editions, the university for which the team plays.