Sentence examples for encapsulated in four from inspiring English sources
It is rather an attitude encapsulated in four virtues: happiness, reason, reverence and hope.
It's a measure of how far Ivor Novello's reputation as an actor has slipped that the film work he is now best remembered for is encapsulated in four words: "Me Tarzan, you Jane".
Porcine VFF were encapsulated in four PEGDA hydrogels with degradation half lives of ∼25 days, but with initial elastic compressive moduli and mesh sizes ranging from ∼30 to 100 kPa and from ∼9 to 27 nm, respectively.
Perhaps the evolution of Dining Services is best encapsulated in two questions.
Family life is encapsulated in three little newspaper words: "births, marriages, deaths".
Several ideas emerged during the event, encapsulated in three key pillars: entrepreneurship, creativity and collaboration.
Mr. Jacoby added: "It is the whole African-American experience encapsulated in one guy's story".
The third useful thing about Thursday's forum was you got to see the Obama presidency encapsulated in one event.
Now, all this flagrant gender discrimination is neatly encapsulated in one montage which was recently uploaded to YouTube by Upworthy.
They were targeted at girls rather than boys, and unwittingly created a new feminism, encapsulated in two simple words: girl power.
Different cell types were also encapsulated in three dimensions in the resulting composites to prepare cell-laden constructs.
