Still, in rattling off the journalistic competition he admires, Hughes audibly winced over including BuzzFeed, which has become a Pavlovian stand-in through which the uninformed – even among former TNR staff – encapsulate the idea of "declining standards" in journalism.
New iterations of Apple devices encapsulate the idea of product innovation: assessing the success of an established product and challenging its capabilities to deliver something even better.
The term twenty-first century learning is widely used to encapsulate the idea that fundamental changes in the nature of learning and education have occurred in the twenty-first century as a consequence of rapidly changing technologies and globalisation (Kereluik, Mishra, Fahnoe, & Terry, 2013).
One of my first tasks as a content manager was to choose a book that would encapsulate the idea of a visual smorgasbord of references.
If you could really encapsulate the idea that clearly, you wouldn't have to build this fantastic, ridiculous conglomeration of vessels and make a giant floating community....Is that wonder is really disarming for people.
During their campaign, Brexiteers urged voters to "take back control," a powerful phrase that, in a single stroke, encapsulated the ideas of regaining lost authority over immigration and sovereignty, one of the other drivers of the Brexit vote.
His own life story encapsulates the idea.
It encapsulates the idea of removal from the source, just constant layers of signal degradation.
This principle might be relevant to other areas of life and encapsulates the idea of rights and responsibilities.
It telegraphs not money but access, ethics, culture — encapsulating the idea psychologist Daniel Gilbert popularized that happiness grows more through experiences than purchases.
