Sentence examples for it also encapsulates from inspiring English sources
The best Trek feature entry in twenty years, not only does Beyond take a lighter (but no less dramatic) approach than its immediate predecessor, it also encapsulates the spirit of exploration, tenacity, and teamwork that have been so essential to its success for so long, and which matter now more than they ever have before.
For all traingate's obvious pettiness in some respects, it also encapsulates a very contemporary war of political narratives.
It also encapsulates a lot of the reasons why Conservative economic claims have struggled to break through and win voters' trust.
Paul Williams: Author of You're Wondering Now: A History of the Specials "That 'Ghost Town' made it on to vinyl is an achievement, as it also encapsulates the violence and paranoia in the band.
That is Sigmund Freud, in "The Future of an Illusion," but it also encapsulates the plight of Professor Kohut, a prim and censorious figure in a head scarf who likes to inhale the used tissues at a pornographic peepshow (and does so in rapture, with eyes half shut, like Baudelaire sniffing the perfume on his mistress's hair).
Though it concentrates on the period of Trotsky's Mexican exile and provides fascinating pen-portraits of lovers, acolytes and killers alike (including details of Trotsky's affair with Frida Kahlo that Isaac Deutscher so sweetly veiled), it also encapsulates his earlier life.
But it also encapsulated the ongoing challenge the festival and its British founder faces: hosting an event that is simultaneously culturally sensitive, positively contributes to Malawi's global development, and is run to the standard of other international music festivals.
But it also encapsulated Trey Songz's unswerving commitment to directness.
But it can also encapsulate securitisation, a way to package up bonds and an area regulators are less concerned about.
For a woman, a diamond ring may express her desire for love and romance, but it may also encapsulate her anxiety and insecurity about the fragility and precarity of these feelings.
But it's also encapsulating how the player feels, or how I do at least, during each sprint from coastal highway to any one of five goal lines: just totally, hopelessly, in love with the engineering of SEGA's AM2 division filtered through a mighty fine conversion, sitting right here in their hands.
