Sentence examples for encapsulating in a from inspiring English sources

"I put up with what seemed to me a good deal of contradictory nonsense because of what seemed clear and bright and wonderful," said the artist Georgia O'Keefe of her husband Alfred Stieglitz, encapsulating in a sentence the price that the artists and writers in Bullen's fascinating and sympathetic study paid for their unconventional private lives.

ROME — "Captive Greece held captive her uncouth conqueror and brought the arts to the rustic Latin lands," as the poet Horace wrote toward the end of the first century B.C., encapsulating in a few words the fusion of cultures that would decide the future direction of western art and architecture.

This is the a rea that this paper showcases, encapsulating in a nutshell the efforts of the GEL Theme Team, a working group on Game Enhanced Learning active in the framework of the STELLAR European Network of Excellence.

"I don't think we've proven that there's a market for this yet, and I'm hoping that the Mega Man Legacy Collection will wake up the rest of the industry, in understanding that people do appreciate these [games] not just as commercial products but as culturally significant works that are worth encapsulating in a way that contextualizes them and treats them with respect".

"I don't think we've proven that there's a market for this yet, and I'm hoping that the Mega Man Legacy Collection will wake up the rest of the industry, in understanding that people do appreciate these [games] not just as commercial products but as culturally significant works that are worth encapsulating in a way that contextualises them and treats them with respect".

People and dogs run, play and laugh but it's all muted, encapsulated in a dream.

The whole thing was succinct, beautifully encapsulated in a timescale that has left us wanting more.

It refused to be summed up neatly, to be encapsulated in a paragraph or so".

Sometimes the terrible tragedy of war is encapsulated in a single lost life.

The essential difference between the two men encapsulated in a few short breaths.

This gas is encapsulated in a fatty shell rather like a very small balloon.