Sentence examples for had encapsulated from inspiring English sources

By the time of the move, he had encapsulated his aesthetic in his 1968 manifesto, The Empty Space; it has since influenced a generation of theatre-makers.

Gradually, he decided to strive to produce a Jewish art, depicting in paint the fear and dislocation that his idol, Franz Kafka, had encapsulated in words.

England supporters began to dream of a 2-0 leandand the image of a broken Ponting, contemplating the fatal off-break and possibly darker thoughts, looked set to become the emblem of the 2009 Ashes, just as his run-out by Gary Pratt at Trent Bridge had encapsulated 2005.

The three psychiatrists called in his defence, Dr Milne, Dr McCullogh and Dr Kay, each diagnosed that he had "encapsulated (or hidden) paranoid schizophrenia" based on his account that a divine voice had told him in 1967 while he was working as a gravedigger that it was his mission to kill or eradicate prostitutes.

Yet, looking back, there was a zeitgeisty feel to the picture - just as the tennis girl had encapsulated a particularly 1970s mood of sexiness for thousands of teenage boys, so L'Enfant represented something quintessentially of the moment for their female counterparts.

Mr Woiton has encapsulated it perfectly.

Mitrovica has encapsulated many of the West's problems, fully eight months after peacekeepers entered Kosovo.

So what slogan might have encapsulated the true spirit of Beijing?

She seems to have encapsulated the Sawyer Effect& 8212admittedly, a little after Twain, but certainly long before Pink's book.

Lightning Seeds Since Pure made its impact on the singles chart in 1989, Ian Broudie has encapsulated the perfect popsmith.

Fielding has encapsulated an era – the transgression, the crime, the clothes, the music, the makeshift drug labs.