Sentence examples for he encapsulated from inspiring English sources
On Sunday, he encapsulated this thought from his mother: "Listen to people in their 80s.
He encapsulated the writings in translucent bricks used to build a wall, partially in ruins, outside the China Pavilion.
Throughout his life Nkosi has been a symbol of HIV/Aids because he encapsulated the reality, the injustice and the discrimination of the epidemic.
"He's not a monster, exactly, but he encapsulated a lot of the parts of me that I had buried from when I was growing up".
Merleau-Ponty rejected Husserl's bracketing of the world, arguing that human experience of the world is primary, a view he encapsulated in the phrase "the primacy of perception".
He encapsulated settlers' own beliefs when he referred to one of the most isolated and heavily defended settlements, saying, "The fate of Netzarim is the fate of Tel Aviv".
With that, he encapsulates the true mood of the nation.
He encapsulates, at least in his early work, the spirit of an era.
"The revolution cannot be boring," he says as he encapsulates his thoughtlessness in one phrase.
The mood he encapsulates better than any other writer is that of being underwhelmed.
But can he encapsulate a hopeful and persuasive message in a few well-chosen words?
