Sentence examples for better encapsulated from inspiring English sources

Our view would be better encapsulated in the headline of the Bloomberg piece, written by Megan McArdle: "Hate flying?

No display better encapsulated the image of Israel and its modern metropolis as the realisation of "a land without a people for a people without a land".

Perhaps nothing better encapsulated the Sox's business-like approach to ending the 88-year drought than their refusal even to discuss how the nefarious activities of their predecessors might have hexed the club.

I just ended up feeling nothing better encapsulated my mind space when working on the record than that, because I really tried to seclude myself and immerse in work.

DAYTON, Ohio — Perhaps nothing better encapsulated the tricky calculus of running for president in the midst of a natural disaster than the mixed messages flashing on a giant screen here Tuesday at an event for Mitt Romney.

Quite obviously an intense battle of nerve between goalkeeper and penalty-taker, few efforts from 12 yards have better encapsulated this battle of wits than the audacious effort scored by Antonin Panenka to win the 1976 European Championship final for Czechoslovakia against West Germany.

No other set better encapsulates his winning combination of West Coast angst set to beautiful music.

Nothing could better encapsulate the contradictory sides of her career, as a symbol of both atrocity and glamour.

The list of worrisome indicators goes on, but there is no word that better encapsulates the severity of Egypt's economic situation than "solar".

Fortunately, international donors pledged $4.5 billion in aid last October.Perhaps no building better encapsulates Georgia's recent past and current aspirations than the 18-floor Hotel Iveria.

Few players better encapsulate this commitment and improvement than Vito Mannone, the 25-year-old Italian goalkeeper and one of the heroes of Wednesday night's penalty triumph over United.