A book on marketing — is there a subtitle encapsulating the theme of the book?
If his regretful observation about leaving home encapsulates the theme of the film, directed by the noted Russian animator and documentarian Andrey Khrzhanovsky, it doesn't capture its vitality.
The work, created by GCC, a group of nine artists that borrows the initials of the Gulf Co-operation Council, points a finger at ostentatious displays of wealth.Like Fouad Elkoury and his images of Beirut (pictured) Lamia Joreige's "Objects of War" encapsulates the theme of the artist as a witness to history.
Encapsulating the themes that have inspired Morrison's fiction, this haunting novel follows Frank Money, a black Korean War veteran discharged from an integrated Army into a segregated homeland, as he returns to Georgia to rescue his sister.
When I got asked to write the theme tune for ITV's rather dodgy Love Island, I was told I had to encapsulate the entire theme in 13 seconds.
According to Time Out, the quote used on the T-shirts encapsulates the "idea of finding your voice, keeping your nerve and fighting the impulse to be a 'good girl'" – a powerful theme in the film.
Sure to become a wedding disco staple – not least so people can replicate the dad dancing displayed on their recent X Factor performance – it's a euphoric opener that seems to encapsulate the album's themes of grabbing life by the lapels and giving it a good shake.
His own life story encapsulates the idea.
Its characteristically limpid opening sentence – "As he weakened, Moran became afraid of his daughters" – encapsulates the main theme.
The Massachusetts campaign has neatly encapsulated the major themes that have come to deplete Mr. Obama's popularity, themes that have fueled the rise of the Tea Party movement on the right and created an atmosphere where growing numbers of Democrats in conservative-leaning districts and states have decided not to run again.
