Sentence examples for encapsulated it all from inspiring English sources

Dave Bry, a revered hip-hop journalist and editor, who died this month, encapsulated it all in his album review for Vibe, in 2000, commending the record for "capturing the zeitgeist of digital-age boom time America".

Aragón, the region of which Zaragoza is capital, encapsulates it all.

Even though it encapsulated all those things, Simon Stone's electrifying directorial debut The Daughter provided a timely reminder not to write off films on the grounds of sharing a familiar premise.

And what's nice about it is that it encapsulates all that colorful strength of 1980s design, but it does it in such a refined, contained way".

It all neatly encapsulates the culture clash between outspoken Yanks and too-polite-to-complain Brits.

A true legend of the tournament, he encapsulates the global feel to it all, a player who seems to exist outside of club football, coming into our lives every four years with a sick haircut and a series of superb set-pieces.

The scene is his star-making moment, and it encapsulates all the subversive pleasures promised by the black-and-white buddy movie at the outset, when it seemed possible that one of the characters might say or do something the audience would still be thinking about in the parking lot.

4. Belle and Sebastian - (I Believe In) Travellin' Light (from I'm A Cuckoo, 2004) I fell in love with this via their rarities album Third Eye Centre; it encapsulates all of the best bits of B&S, with prolific lyrics and their trademark sweetness.

Eat to the Beat brilliantly encapsulated all the things that made New York so intoxicating.

He began to work intensively on "Amok," which encapsulated all his philosophical obsessions.

This road, which runs between the famous Victoria Terminus and Crawford Market, encapsulated all the problems of conservation in Mumbai.