Sentence examples for it really encapsulates from inspiring English sources

It really encapsulates a time: instant, quick, funny.

It really encapsulates everything I want to do as an artist".

HT: It is, it really encapsulates how I feel about art in general--you have to do what feels right to you and then just keep going forward.

Newt [ Gingrich used to have this management saying on the wall in his office -- 'Listen, Learn, Help And Lead' -- and it really encapsulates a management strategy that I've used for many years.

"I thought he was so eloquent and it really encapsulated hope," he says of sampling an Obama speech on the album closer, Shaka.

In the words of one analyst: "It is really encapsulated in a Churchill paraphrase: Television is the worst form of advertising, except all those others that have been tried".

"It is really encapsulated in a Churchill paraphrase: Television is the worst form of advertising, except all those others that have been tried," said Brian Wieser, an analyst with the Pivotal Research Group who was once the top advertising forecaster for the Interpublic Group of Companies.

So, one of the reasons that that song became the title track is that we feel like that song really encapsulates everything that American Hi-Fi does in one song; it kind of has all the elements of the band.

And that really encapsulates the reasons why I felt personally unable to vote for this outcome when it was presented to Liberal Democrat parliamentarians".

The seeming Catch-22, Ms. Millett said, "really encapsulates what's been going on for half a century".

Todd, James, a senior photo editor at National Geographic, said another image, Slide 2, "really encapsulates a central question to the story," said Todd James.