Sentence examples for encapsulates two from inspiring English sources

The Flip encapsulates two trends in home video.

It encapsulates two things: the natural cycle of birth and mortality, earth to earth, and the unchanging essence of spirit, passing through.

The deal for Equity Office encapsulates two of the hottest trends in deal-making: the wave of capital flooding into commercial real estate and the growing power of private money.

In writing his rebuttal, Dixon neatly encapsulates two pervasive attitudes amongst bloggers and advocates of social media.

The medicine attribute encapsulates two important features of consumer preference for outpatient fever treatment: i) preference for injections, and ii) preference for free medicines from government health centres.

This work targets design of a new fault tolerant scheme around QCA logic primitives which encapsulates two different orientations of QCA cell.

In its history, in fact, this museum encapsulates one aspect of the evolution of such institutions.

This juxtaposition of two types of vocal writing, one determined by musical patterns, the other by verbal considerations, encapsulates three decades of stylistic change.

I have chosen to argue the case for Benjamin Disraeli for the Guardian's debate on the greatest Tory hero because he encapsulates three characteristics which resonate today: social responsibility; localism; and pragmatism.

And perhaps no other ballet so fully encapsulates three such distinct worlds: the aqueous mystery of Gabriel Fauré's music, in "Emeralds"; the glinting, and very American, jazziness of Stravinsky, in "Rubies"; and the grandeur and melancholy of Tchaikovsky, in "Diamonds".

This has provoked a storm of criticism among some Labour MPs, despite the fact that it merely encapsulates one of the party's five pledges to the electorate, to control immigration.