Samson Sabandal, who runs the Santa Paz village shop next to the site of the old school, encapsulates the view of many.
I have seen 'Mississippi Burning.' " That, in its way, encapsulates the view of many Austrians in Mr. Haider's camp -- and many who dislike him -- about the threats from the European Union, Israel and the United States to isolate Austria diplomatically if Mr. Haider joins the government.
Asked to encapsulate the views he held most dear as a leader, Vilem grandly declaims, "The government exists to serve the people; the citizen does not exist to serve the government".
Quotations have been used throughout to add power to participants' accounts, and to encapsulate the views and experiences of individual participants [ 39].
It encapsulated the competing world views on offer at the coming election, she said, "which is more than we can say about the last week of the campaign itself".
Business deals covering the entire Middle East turned on handshakes offered across the bar, while the terrace view encapsulated the country's renowned tourist mantra: you could watch skiers slalom down Mount Lebanon or swimmers frolic in the azure Mediterranean.
[Read the rest.] Here's more from the thinkers behind "The Great Disruption" and "The Power of Pull," the books that encapsulate the world views discussed by Tom Friedman Paul Gilding John Hagel IIIII:.
Giuseppe Luciani for example, uses oil on canvas to encapsulate the mundane views of backyards and buildings outside his Brooklyn apartment; his tough little compositions broadcast radiant color and brusque surfaces.
In the 1961 interview with The New York Post, Professor Ohlin encapsulated the difference between the prevailing view of juvenile delinquency and his own.
It encapsulated the overwhelming anti-B.C.S. sentiment that populates the college-football-viewing country.
