Sentence examples for an attempt to encapsulate from inspiring English sources

A kaleidoscopic, fractured concept album, it was an attempt to encapsulate American music and history in its entirety, from Dixieland to Disney, Phil Spector to Westerns, comedy to spirituals, George Gershwin to the Great Fire of Chicago.

The present study is an attempt to encapsulate and deliver the DTX to the prostate cancer site using a novel LHRH-conjugated PEGylated PLGA nanoparticle system.

A researcher (HD) used open coding for each quote, conversation or paragraph in an attempt to encapsulate participants' meaning.

Early paintings such as Hermaphrodite and Man Woman (both 1963) merged the sexes in an embrace reflecting his attempt to "encapsulate the abstract idea that there are elements of male and female within everybody's character".

In light of these and other events, Clissold's attempt to encapsulate how China works in five neat rules is well timed.

Here's what future legend JP Walker said in his attempt to encapsulate Noah's beastliness: "Noah was one of the first people to bring a heavy, skate influenced style to snowboarding.

With its intriguing subject, terrific performances, and willingness to take chances, Love & Mercy sets a new bar for musician biopics while thankfully avoiding the convention of attempting to encapsulate an entire career or life into one film.

These boundaries were created through an integrative fieldwork process that attempted to encapsulate local resident perceptions, man-made and natural barriers, and socioeconomic milieu into a set of 108 neighborhood boundaries (34).

The chapter outlines a layered federation model that attempts to encapsulate and interrelate the various models, processes, and techniques that will be required to realize such a flexible approach to management system federation.

When, in 2002,  I published my second novel, written from a Wapping printer's point of view and set in the 1980s,  I could only find a couple of pre-existing attempts to encapsulate the era  -  Martin Amis's brilliant, scathing Money and David Peaces's UK1984, which was more specifically concerned with the miners' strike.

Zhang Yimou has delivered a work of art that attempts to encapsulate all the myriad strains of new China, but no one performance can possibly accomplish this goal.