Sentence examples for but it encapsulates from inspiring English sources
But it encapsulates the man, his fear of the void, his contempt for the loser.
It's a brief dance, almost a study, but it encapsulates what we recognize as a Pilobolus aesthetic, if not an ethic: one of collaboration, coöperation, and challenge.
That anecdote is probably a comedian's bitter joke, but it encapsulates the argument for comedy being considered a separate category of acting, requiring distinct, and arguably higher, skills.
Shorthand, to be sure, but it encapsulates a major trend: Ads for glossy, big-ticket purchases like behemoth sport utilities have been supplanted in many instances by ads for prosaic, less expensive products like packaged foods.
But it encapsulates what some business leaders see as a deep suspicion of the rich – and thus of entrepreneurialism, aspiration, and a bundle of other things the post-Thatcher consensus decreed politicians must cherish.
It's the closest anyone comes to eating or praying in the film, but it encapsulates the way Mr. Allen so often expresses his anguished relationship to WASPdom through a comic comparison of meals.
It wasn't just the winner and a goal that sealed his place in Independiente legend, but it encapsulated the astonishing partnership he had with Bertoni, a powerful, quick winger who was always looking to cut in from the flank.
"I'm not sure I've ever been involved in a game like that". It was a throwaway comment at an emotional moment, but it encapsulated Krzyzewski's storied career.
It was a tame way for Smith's 205th Test innings to finish but it encapsulated his poor form in a series in which he has scored just 45 runs in six innings.
Not only was it a thrilling moment for the Cleveland Browns, who picked up their first division win since 2015, but it encapsulated what a wild ride kicking has been through the first five weeks of the NFL season.
It is now seen as something of a footnote in US history – a bizarre episode between the first world war and the Depression – but because it encapsulates a clash between two visions of America, it deserves to be far more than that.
