Sentence examples for encapsulates all of from inspiring English sources

His staggeringly beautiful new track Cruel Winter encapsulates all of digital life's violence and information overload.

Working with disabled talent encapsulates all of what they're looking to achieve.

If you hang out with someone, there's really dramatic moments, and then there's really goofy moments, and a human being encapsulates all of those.

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.

That one metric hardly encapsulates all of the successes that active people are looking to achieve.

The announcement actually encapsulates all of the money the company has raised so far including its previously unannounced seed funding rounds, company co-founder Mikita Mikado explained.

Andrew Dyer is a confounding, largely unsympathetic character who encapsulates all the contradictions of New York intellectual society.

Take, for example, VIVA, essentially an ode to the swinging 70s that encapsulates all the best bits of Playboy, Russ Meyer and John Waters films, and lonely-heart love letters written by housewives in need of satisfaction.

What emerges in Neil Jordan's haunting 1992 thriller about an Irish Republican Army member and the relationship he forms with a captured British soldier encapsulates all the best elements of UK crime dramas like Sexy Beast and This Is England, elevates them to the level of a war film, and blurs the edges with a wash of noir romance.

BRP is generated from the reference sequence that encapsulates all the important information of a diverse or highly similar family to one single profile.

This wonderful poetry anthology encapsulates all the joy and pain of every stage of life: not only the more usual stuff of poetry (love, death, war) but also home, family, pets, travel, growing up and much more besides.