Sentence examples for encapsulated that from inspiring English sources

A few lockers down, Wells's teammate Scott Rolen — whose excellent defense and base running would presumably be evidenced by the tracking system — said: "I don't believe that baseball is a game that can be encapsulated that way.

Australian journalist Laurie Oakes later encapsulated that determination by observing: 'Mr Howard has made every conceivable mistake an Australian politician can make, but he has made each of them only once.' It must have been a sweet moment in 1995 when his party asked him to take over the reins again.

Well, if you understand everything in the Racing Form and analyze it properly then you'll lose exactly 18% of each bet because everybody has encapsulated that information and reached the same superficial conclusion.

The moment that encapsulated that theory, while also establishing a difficult standard for future transactions, came after Aaron Boone, a solid if unspectacular third baseman, was lost for the 2004 season with a torn anterior cruciate ligament.

No other game encapsulated that rebellious SEGA style quite like this superlative trendsetter, with its cel-shaded looks and exceptional soundtrack.

29 The distribution of age at time of first biopsy in controls [mean 52 (data interval 24, 81) years] encapsulated that in the IP patients [62 (45, 79) years].

Streets of Your Town perfectly encapsulates that description.

Alex McGillivray "For me it was the perfect song to encapsulate that morning after period during the second summer of love.

But it is the photographs, and the orchestrated chaos and horror they encapsulate, that make the most lasting impression.

Matt Berninger's lyrics and the tumbling, helter-skelter drums encapsulate that giddy feeling you get when you find someone you care deeply about.

Walter Benjamin once wrote that all the photographs in the world make a kind of labyrinth, and this garrulous picture seems to encapsulate that thought.