Sentence examples for encapsulates of from inspiring English sources

Havel's own career might resemble the very incarnation of that metaphor – of the notion it encapsulates of communism as no more than a bracket in history, a long deviation from the onward march of capitalism's permanent revolution.

Hence, his expression "the construction of good" encapsulates much of the significance of his philosophy.

"This kind of encapsulates all of them: the magic castles, the costumes, the spells".

Suite 100 at the L'Ermitage Beverly Hills, tucked away on a quiet street off of Rodeo Drive, encapsulates all of the high-fashion decadence of the disco era.

The growth of the house was more measured: the laying of steel beams, the pouring of concrete, the encapsulating of space".

This encapsulating of knowledge occurs when students learn with patients.

Idaho encapsulates some of the challenges for mountain states.

That scene encapsulates most of the book's shortcomings.

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

Ellsberg encapsulates each of the anti-war movement's main phases.

Completed in 2005, the work, "Bushbaby," encapsulates many of Mr. Johns's familiar themes.