Sentence examples for encapsulates his from inspiring English sources
But the season that most encapsulates his long, strange career was 2002.
No other set better encapsulates his winning combination of West Coast angst set to beautiful music.
"The revolution cannot be boring," he says as he encapsulates his thoughtlessness in one phrase.
Stieglitz made several prints from this negative, an unassuming street view that somehow encapsulates his deep loneliness.
Having praised her as a "fighter" in Sunday's TV debate, Trump neatly encapsulates his contradictory and very loud campaign.
He also shared his favorite "talk show" anecdote, one that encapsulates his regular-guy-who's-somehow-landed-in-Hollywood persona.
It encapsulated his thoughts on life, love and death.
His show, the night of March 2, encapsulated his thinking about fashion over 10 years.
He was able to encapsulate his entire identity in just a few simple black lines.
He showed me a cartoon that encapsulated his feeling about the W.E.F. annual meeting.
Bill Clinton desperately wanted a pithy slogan to encapsulate his foreign policy.
