Sentence examples for a capsule version from inspiring English sources

Here is a capsule version of their tale.

Narciso Rodriguez presented a capsule version of his collection on Thursday afternoon.

The Grammys chose to stage a capsule version of "Purple Rain," the semiautobiographical 1984 movie that propelled him to megastardom.

"What people see in the movie is a capsule version of their society," said Chun Sang-chin, a sociologist at Sogang University.

It's something like a gloss or a capsule version of such fleshed-out tales, shot through with the wit of weary self-awareness, but still more skit than story.

It serves as a capsule version of editorial opinion when it makes political satire, and it is a running commentary on social change, sometimes intended as a corrective to social inertia.

Through Saturday If you couldn't get to Washington in the fall for the Hirshhorn's nontraveling retrospective of Anne Truitt, here's an excellent capsule version.

Capsule colonoscopy has been shown to be about 65%-75%-75%ccuradenoma adetectiontectinn in the large bowel when compared with colonoscopy, with better results for a more recent colon capsule version [ 17- 20].

The result is like a time-capsule version of a splenetic blog rant.

The capsule version is this: Absent an asset bubble, large demographic changes or extreme intervention in the economy by the government authorities, growth and employment will be lackluster for the indefinite future.

The show reaches a pinnacle of goofiness with the group's three-minute capsule version of "The Ed Sullivan Show". In that time, the Plaids become jugglers, fire-eaters, folk dancers, plate-spinners and Judy Garland, all while "Lady of Spain" is played on an accordion.