Sentence examples for because she encapsulates from inspiring English sources
Women of Clinton's generation have a special bond with her because she encapsulates their story.
Warhol used Taylor just as he used soup cans, as shorthand to re-evaluate popular culture, because she encapsulated it.
Another brainy professor president?" Absolutely yes because she's remarkable and encapsulates the problems of the middle class".
She said the song, which drew laughs from some of the mourners, was chosen because "it encapsulates David's own optimistic outlook and irrepressible humour".
Tom Barber - co-founding director of Original Travel We're extremely excited about the first Beirut39 festival (hayfestival.com/beirut39), because it encapsulates what's exciting about the Lebanese capital right now.
The scene has stayed with me because it encapsulates that extraordinary euphoria experienced in childhood, often alone and often in response to nature.
The saga finally touched a nerve in the government because it encapsulates a nationwide crisis which ministers are only now beginning to tackle.
The latter is noteworthy because it encapsulates some of the work of the German sociologist Max Weber, who was influenced by early GHE.
The cold shoulder hit the spot this year because it encapsulates our love-hate relationship with nudity: the spotlight is on skin, but the whole point of the look is that the rest of you is covered up.
