Sentence examples for nicely encapsulated from inspiring English sources

This is a useful argument for Republicans, nicely encapsulated in what Henry Blodget described as "the chart that will get Obama fired".

(The tone of his journals, excerpts from which are printed in the London Review Of Books each January, is nicely encapsulated by the headline given to the 2010 batch: "Alan Bennett eats a poached egg").

"Pump you up!" This tension was nicely encapsulated in the first sketch that opened the first show: Carvey, the master of impressions, played Bill Clinton — so far, so good, as the network saw it.

The second argument is nicely encapsulated by Boolos's remark that "It is haywire to think that when you have some Cheerios, you are eating a set" (1984, 448 9 (1998a, 72)).

But perhaps they just can't change as fast as the times are changing around them (an idea nicely encapsulated by Don's ride on the moving sidewalk at the airport: He stands still as the world moves around him).

But while both stories revolve around futile human battles for supremacy in a seemingly doomed world an idea nicely encapsulated by their shared image of a striving hero being irreversibly consumed by an internal form of evil they seem to have significantly different aims.

"They nicely encapsulate restraint and passion.

That title also nicely encapsulates the happenstance of research and play unfolding these long summer days.

It nicely encapsulates "Princely Splendor," with its marvels of shrewd design for princes who had everything.

At once ridiculous and poignant, the pastiche nicely encapsulates the athletic achievement that many sports fans experience only vicariously.

Tony Pemberton's 10-minute video, "The Children Met Lenin in Spring" (2001), nicely encapsulates the exhibition's basic theme.