Sentence examples for encapsulating those from inspiring English sources

"It was a pithy way of encapsulating those reasons," said Galbraith-Marten.

But, with the broadening of Britain's religious and cultural identity, spirituality has come into its own as encapsulating those very qualities that make us human.

Sclater: Our target market is broad, encapsulating those that want to lose 100 lbs+ all the way through to elite athletes — and everything in between.

The criteria and the parameters required to properly encapsulating those fluorophores within the silica shell have been investigated and seem to differ from one fluorophore to another.

I've asked so many entrepreneurs what their motto is, and often the answer is "we don't have one" or "I don't know". By defining what you believe in, and encapsulating those beliefs into a brand motto, it gives you, your team and your customers an inspirational idea to rally around.

Combining the Ninja Turtles with really graphic, adult stuff was a kind of unique way of encapsulating those ideas. .

Does it encapsulate those formative turning points or simply offer an escape route?

Tudor struggled to encapsulate those deeply felt borderline spiritual-as-opposed-to-emotional things that happen to all of us.

"Gene stumbled on this fact that we could encapsulate those two sides of America in the '60s on that single date," Mr. Stucky said.

Think about what skills or personality traits make this person great and try to encapsulate those characteristics in six words that tell a very, very short story.

Its qualities encapsulate those I prize in all his work: it is a breathtaking, melancholy book about violence and absurd valor told with humor that is half poetry and half a graveyard laugh.