Sentence examples for have encapsulated from inspiring English sources

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.

Writers Gregor Sharp and Simon Carlyle have encapsulated a satellite Scottish suburb with joy and finesse: it's crude but it's loving.

Other memorable hashtags –#SykesPicotOver and #BringbackmyHumvees – have encapsulated its achievements in erasing "artificial" colonial borders and humiliating both the US and Nouri al-Maliki, Iraq's Shia prime minister.

However Herring bounced back, and over the last 20 years, his eclectic plays and one man shows have encapsulated the spirit of the Fringe.

The Ukrainians look more eligible except that most of Mr Yushchenko's countrymen do not much want to join.Recent events in Crimea have encapsulated Mr Yushchenko's predicament.

Mr Woiton has encapsulated it perfectly.

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

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.

Subsequently, the put-down has encapsulated for many the party's nagging problem with retaining female voters.