Sentence examples for encapsulating that from inspiring English sources
And in encapsulating that creed I can draw on a frequent presence in courses in western civilisation, because I don't think I can improve on the formulation of the dramatist Terence: a former slave from Roman Africa, a Latin interpreter of Greek comedies, a writer from classical Europe who called himself Terence the African.
In 2012, PlayStation Official Magazine included him on their lists of the biggest freaks and scariest characters in the PlayStation games, commenting: "Ol' Metal Top is easily the best thing about Silent Hill – and maybe even survival horror in general – completely encapsulating that intoxicating dread of knowing that it's not if you'll fight him, but when".
"With this album I've retraced my path as a producer telling my own story through my musical influences, especially those drawn from hip hop and trip hop...This album came together encapsulating that vibe as well as recreating the older drum & bass sounds, the ones which I grew up listening to".
"In the process, I got very excited about the madcap quality of the play, and slowing down and speeding up the text is a formal way of encapsulating that".
Streets of Your Town perfectly encapsulates that description.
The net-zero home of David Miller, MS '91, PhD '07, encapsulates that mission.
Alex McGillivray "For me it was the perfect song to encapsulate that morning after period during the second summer of love.
But it is the photographs, and the orchestrated chaos and horror they encapsulate, that make the most lasting impression.
Matt Berninger's lyrics and the tumbling, helter-skelter drums encapsulate that giddy feeling you get when you find someone you care deeply about.
Walter Benjamin once wrote that all the photographs in the world make a kind of labyrinth, and this garrulous picture seems to encapsulate that thought.
I think that a subject which at first glance seems quite far removed from the undeclared concern of a book can encapsulate that concern.
