Sentence examples similar to looks to encapsulate from inspiring English sources

Three measures seem to encapsulate their fears.

Those words seem to encapsulate Apple's 2011 perfectly.

The logo prodigy Sagi Haviv looks to "Crime and Punishment" when he tries to "encapsulate great complexities in something incredibly simple and iconic".

She wears earrings, rings and heavy kohl around her eyes, and has a steely look that seems to encapsulate years of trouble and disruption that began long before her children were born.

A simple topcoat divided along a horizontal between a gray top and a navy bottom seemed to encapsulate, in one look, the sensibility of fashion in the middle.

Working with disabled talent encapsulates all of what they're looking to achieve.

That one metric hardly encapsulates all of the successes that active people are looking to achieve.

Any way you look at it, the number of factors involved makes it hard to encapsulate the relationship between farm support and obesity in a neat cause-and-effect equation.

Over the last 12 to 18 months, one buzzword at Microsoft has come to encapsulate a bold redesign of the look of its most high-profile products: Metro.

It's amazing or sad, depending on how you look at it, because 27 years ago, a 15-year-old girl was able to encapsulate the conversation about sexism and public harassment we're having today.

It wasn't just the winner and a goal that sealed his place in Independiente legend, but it encapsulated the astonishing partnership he had with Bertoni, a powerful, quick winger who was always looking to cut in from the flank.