Sentence examples for encapsulated in a few from inspiring English sources
The essential difference between the two men encapsulated in a few short breaths.
It is relatively easy to teach, since the range of behaviour exhibited is small and can be encapsulated in a few general rules.
ROME — "Captive Greece held captive her uncouth conqueror and brought the arts to the rustic Latin lands," as the poet Horace wrote toward the end of the first century B.C., encapsulating in a few words the fusion of cultures that would decide the future direction of western art and architecture.
Antonio Garcia Martinez is a former physics major turned Wall Street quant turned startupper and he's an amazing writer, able to encapsulate in a few words an era of greed, avarice, and ridiculous button-down-shirt/sweater vest combos.
The process of making a Disney park feel alive is most easily encapsulated in animatronic figures.
My views, influenced by watching Brad's tireless efforts across the country, were first encapsulated in a post I wrote about Seattle titled, "A Few Key People Can Make a Huge Difference".
This trajectory was encapsulated in a dinner that the novelist Heidi Julavits attended in Maine a few summers ago.
The pressure they are facing is best encapsulated in a comment from Miuccia Prada: "You want to be understood by the sophisticated few, but you also have to be more loud, somehow; otherwise, your message doesn't go through".
You need it to be safely encapsulated the way a grain of sand is encapsulated in a pearl by an oyster.
The whole thing was succinct, beautifully encapsulated in a timescale that has left us wanting more.
