Sentence examples for encapsulate me from inspiring English sources

It's actually rather hard to encapsulate me in a show.

The results indicated that the growth of S. epidermidis and E. coli can be inhibited at a lower concentration when encapsulated in ME formulation compared to aqueous forms and 3(b)).

Al-Adham et al. reported that antibacterial activity of antibiotics encapsulated in MEs could be because of the action of MEs on cell membranes of the bacteria [ 9].

Chasing The Devil Vintagee, £8.99) is Tim Butcher's recreation of Greene's trip A Visit to Don Otavio, by Sybille Bedford This account of a journey taken in the 1950s, rediscovered in the 1980s by Eland Press, encapsulates, for me, the essence of good travel writing.

The following vignette, though lacking the death and gore of the others, encapsulates for me how the century's political movements could obliterate all that we value in life: "A French ethnologist captured by the Khmer Rouge... befriended a girl of about 3 whose father was marched away to probable death.

That clumsy description encapsulates to me something that I think a book is.

This mistake is encapsulated for me by a presentation by the former commander of the US forces in Afghanistan, General McChrystal.

"He seems to me to encapsulate many of the virtues that Radio 4 should have: an ability to be serious about serious things but, when the occasion presents itself, show a degree of zest and lightness of touch and the occasional flash of stiletto".