Sentence examples for image that encapsulates from inspiring English sources
Lawson's opening question was whether a director of a portrait gallery might "panic at lacking an image that encapsulates the personality and life of Rupert Murdoch".
Imagine you run the National Portrait Gallery of Britain, the US or Australia and, during an audit of the stores, panic at lacking an image that encapsulates the personality and life of Rupert Murdoch.
In The Times, Tony Blair's former speech-writer Philip Collins says that when focus groups are asked to come up with an image that encapsulates the Labour Party they come up with a man lying lazily on the sofa.
If there is a single image that encapsulates Somalia's violent past, its wary present and its uncertain future, it may be the view from the gutted shell of the once-stately Uruba Hotel.
It's the sort of image that encapsulates one Sundance, the festival of flamboyant self-importance, and if the films had not been as good this year, it might have become a defining moment rather than a comic memento of an unexpectedly rewarding week.
Therefore, A i provides a representative image that encapsulates the main spatial features or information associated with source i.
Glover and his staff write toward hypnotic images that encapsulate the resulting chaos: a black schoolchild in whiteface, cops swarming an Uber driver and shooting him dead, an invisible car that blasts through a clump of bystanders outside a club.
Bannon tried to create images that "encapsulated some of the emotion of each song" in contrast to more literal imagery, such as avoiding an axe literally falling for the song "Axe to Fall".
It's a powerful image, and one that encapsulates the way that dancers just seem to navigate the world a bit differently than the rest of us. .
Figure 4c shows a HRTEM image of a BN shell that encapsulates a catalyst particle.
On the wall of a building in Aleppo, one local photographer captured an image of graffiti that encapsulated the exhausted yet indomitable spirit of the Syrian people.
