He possessed to an unusual degree this ability to encapsulate himself with his subject, whatever or whoever it might be, so that nothing else existed except him and the other: and then he himself would begin to fade away and words would appear in his place: words concerning the subject, as though it were dictating itself".
Perhaps Bernard Ginestet's life was best encapsulated by Didier Ters, himself an expert on Bordeaux wines, writing last week in Sud-Ouest, a Bordeaux newspaper.
The manager of a restaurant in the New Town section of Edinburgh who identified himself as Dave encapsulated the feeling of many Scots on Tuesday.
With its conflicting message and goal, the site seemed to perfectly encapsulate Mr. Cuomo himself at the moment, at once wanting to be a Big Deal but worried about becoming a Big Deal.
These problems are encapsulated in the character of Frank himself: he's a talented journalist, but out of an inability to say no he has become famous for telling bad jokes on air.
Chavez has never said himself that the tumor was encapsulated so there is the possibility, according to oncologists, that the cancer spread and a treatment like chemotherapy would be necessary.
The title of the speech, "The Struggle Between the History and Collective Memory of the 20th Century: The Holocaust vs. Communism," encapsulated the competing visions that Professor Braham, a Holocaust survivor himself, sought to reconcile in the more than 60 books he wrote or edited.
The Bushes are encapsulated by their privilege, and W. has intensified this by distancing himself from firsthand information.
As Quintano himself might say: "Nobody fucks with The Jesus!" BG Has anyone encapsulated the joy and pain of cycling better than Champion?
Encapsulated and going nowhere.
