Sentence examples for is encapsulated in from inspiring English sources

The first, of course, is encapsulated in the phrase "that's just how it is".

The man's life is encapsulated in one sentence about his occupation and his ancestry.

Sometimes the terrible tragedy of war is encapsulated in a single lost life.

The whole of the UK is encapsulated in less than 200MB, according to data from CoPilot.

Family life is encapsulated in three little newspaper words: "births, marriages, deaths".

This is encapsulated in the Latin maxim erga omnes meaning "towards all".

That dissonance is encapsulated in the person of Mick Mulvaney, the White House budget director.

The puzzle of Agnon's identity is encapsulated in his very name.

This gas is encapsulated in a fatty shell rather like a very small balloon.

Something about Mr. Gingrich, too, is encapsulated in his unusual slogan.

Just ask Stila's makeup artist, Margaret Easley, whose voice is encapsulated in the Smoky Eye shadow kit ($38).