For all the pre-Series analysis, the respective outfields encapsulate the difference between the Yankees and the Mets.
In the 1961 interview with The New York Post, Professor Ohlin encapsulated the difference between the prevailing view of juvenile delinquency and his own.
In the postwar period, a generation of critics, inspired by Lionel Trilling, encapsulated the difference between high art and popular art in a single word: "complexity".
By Lee Siegel February 12 , 2014In the postwar period, a generation of critics, inspired by Lionel Trilling, encapsulated the difference between high art and popular art in a single word: "complexity".
That masterclass in efficiency and imagination from Tadic encapsulated the difference between the two teams and the only surprise was that Southampton had to wait until the dying moments before Ward-Prowse scored a simple third.
With the wrinkles?" (That exchange may seem to encapsulate the difference between traditional, serious drama and Hollywood-driven fame, but think about how Mr. Shepard himself veers between the two worlds and it's evident that the lines blurred long ago).
What we said: "Fewer beats and more feeling – if you were to encapsulate the difference between the Gothenburg band's last album, the excellent Ritual Union, and their fourth, it would boil down to a gentle retreat from the dancefloor in favour of textured atmospherics, both in the (excellent) playing and production and in Yukimi Nagano's silken singing," – Kitty Empire, the Observer.
Man-of-the-match candidates abounded in royal blue, the outstanding Steven Naismith and Romelu Lukaku scored in a win that took Everton within a point of Arsenal with a game in hand, but it was Seamus Coleman and Olivier Giroud who encapsulated the difference between these two teams.
The debate over Mr. Cardin's proposal encapsulated the differences between the two parties.
The re-emergence of 'test-tube babies' encapsulated the differences between Britain and the United States in this period.
