Sentence examples for most encapsulated from inspiring English sources

The shattering of our Star Wars expectations may be most encapsulated by Luke in The Last Jedi, but the surprises and twists don't stop there.

The moment at Saturday's DNC regional forum in Baltimore that most encapsulated that tension and the unwillingness of top DNC contenders to acknowledge it was when protesters interrupted the remarks of former Labor Secretary Tom Perez with shouts that were quickly quieted.

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They are unsure what most encapsulates their experience.

But the season that most encapsulates his long, strange career was 2002.

Students' answers to what most encapsulates Britain range from Zadie Smith's White Teeth, to the inside cover of the Sun, to Blackadder, to the insignia of the British East India Company.

The project that most encapsulates Johnson's mayoralty, the New Routemaster was to represent a triumphant return to the glory days of London transport with a nostalgic design that would bring back conductors and a "hop on, hop off" back door, as well as be more fuel efficient – with all costs "borne by the industry".

It also has the couplet that most encapsulates the joy it must have been to be young and on the cusp of greatness: "Tell him this is his last chance to get his daughter in a fine romance / Cos the record company, Rosie, they just gave me a big advance".

1. Clarify Which three words most encapsulate how you'd like your family home to feel?

Which three words most encapsulate how you'd like your family home to feel?

The anxious modern dynamic of influence and credit is most vividly encapsulated in the series entitled Jennifer in Paradise.