An "autobiographical vein" runs through many of his films, each one encapsulating a stage of his life.
Fascist manages to demolish a political creed in 55 seconds, while encapsulating a strident folk-song melody with bebop and punk stylings.
With most of Baghdad's hospitals wrecked or looted, this small clinic in the center of the capital has become a trauma ward, encapsulating a city's despair.
By utilising principles that make both traditional games and online social media games appealing and compelling – ie encapsulating a sense of fun, competition, achievement, gratification, improvement and rewards.
The Create objects are significant because they do the work a souvenir is supposed to do, in terms of encapsulating a place and time.
Looking back now to that incident in the Prado, I saw it as encapsulating a moment in my life when, for all my complexes and self-doubts, I was fired by an absolute, unembarrassed conviction in art's spiritual, redemptive powers.
Hill, whose biography of the architect Augustus Pugin runs to 120,000 words, said encapsulating a life in around eight words was part of the skill of the blue plaques, and that Gardner's needed to suggest her glamour.
In the 60s and 70s, releasing a track that was under 60 seconds long was a revolutionary act - a means of encapsulating a theory eloquently and abruptly - though the Beatles posthumously saw them as embarrassments.
It is of Neda Agha-Soltan, a young woman whose death was captured on amateur camera and circulated around the world in 2009, encapsulating a nation's struggle for freedom in the aftermath of the last election, which many believe was rigged.
Since PEG is a hydrophilic compound, it is a most commonly used polymer for encapsulating a drug.
Magnetic separation can selectively remove the CNOs encapsulating a [Ni, Fe] magnetic catalyst from the CNOs that are hollow.
