Sentence examples for book encapsulates from inspiring English sources

Holroyd's book encapsulates their solitary essence in symbolic endpapers.

The book encapsulates the plunge from dizzying heights of Viennese culture to fathomless depths of Nazi depredation.

The book encapsulates Werner's mystical approach to making music, which one critic aptly dubs "bebop Buddhism".

The press release announcing Malik's new venture stated that the book "encapsulates his outlook on life: his inspirations, experiences and his candid thoughts on fame, success and music".

A statement on the canary yellow cover of Denby's intrepid book encapsulates his thesis: "It's Mean, It's Personal, and It's Ruining Our Conversation".

But mostly Davies is not only following the book, he's following the spirit of the book, encapsulating Hollinghurst's style, and also the style of a particular set in Thatcher's Britain.

The age-old Irish woes, as McCourt listed them at the outset of his book, encapsulate this story of a Southern family with Irish roots: "the poverty; the shiftless loquacious alcoholic father; the pious defeated mother moaning by the fire".

Macho culture The Dutch writer Joris Luyendijk spent two years from 2011 to 2013 writing a blog for the Guardian about the City of London, and next spring will publish a book encapsulating his thoughts about this strange, secretive, self-contained world.

Michael Wolff's book encapsulating the insanity of the first year of the Trump presidency proved to be so popular that it's causing other books to be best sellers as well.

These slogans from her bestselling books, encapsulate Pema's heart advice.

A book that encapsulates, that does an overview of the issues, could be of utility to someone".