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You need it to be safely encapsulated the way a grain of sand is encapsulated in a pearl by an oyster.
It is one of the thousands of details that guarantee him a relatively tranquil life "in harmony with society," as they say.That encapsulated the way many Czechs and Slovaks dealt with their fate after the Soviet-led invasion of 1968.
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.
These structures, embedded in the fishes' skin, are encapsulated in ways that make them insensitive to slowly varying electric fields, such as those produced by muscles, but responsive to the rapid discharges of other electric fish.
Yet its development into a multimillion pound business encapsulates the way UK alternative comedy transformed mainstream entertainment, only to become mainstream itself in the process.
It would be funny if it didn't so handily encapsulate the way we tire ourselves out, trying too hard to get what we want.
The opening line of his 1999 autobiography, Pretty Boy, encapsulates the way that he presented himself to the world: "I am a ruthless bastard".
If future cultural historians are ever looking for a sentence that encapsulates the way supposedly democratising trends in electronic communication have magnified the bogus sense of entitlement of pre-existing UK media elites, this one will do nicely.
The experience of infertility is not easily expressed as a single thing, no few words encapsulate the way it interferes with almost every aspect of our lives and relationships: home, marriage, sex, food, future, friends, family, parents, in-laws.
It's the closest anyone comes to eating or praying in the film, but it encapsulates the way Mr. Allen so often expresses his anguished relationship to WASPdom through a comic comparison of meals.
It is tempting to start with The Clash's London's Burning, which certainly encapsulates the way many of us feel right now, or the nostalgic Waterloo Sunset, an etiolated hymn to a wonderful city.
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