Sentence examples for one that encapsulates from inspiring English sources

Latest to join this ever-growing group of thespian transitionists is former child star and now adult human Macaulay Culkin, who it has been revealed has a pizza-themed Velvet Underground tribute band – a description you read entirely correctly, and one that encapsulates the kind of arbitrary hipster subversion normally confined to episodes of Portlandia and deleted scenes from Diablo Cody films.

It's a powerful image, and one that encapsulates the way that dancers just seem to navigate the world a bit differently than the rest of us. .

But it's a nice dream and one that encapsulates the topsy-turvy world British politics has entered.

He also shared his favorite "talk show" anecdote, one that encapsulates his regular-guy-who's-somehow-landed-in-Hollywood persona.

At the same time, Pratchett, a master aphorist, gets off a really good one that encapsulates the book's one-world spirit: "The world is a globe the farther you sail, the closer to home you are".

By Hendrik Hertzberg The Pledge of Allegiance — much in the news just now, on account of a soon-to-be-overturned court decision declaring its "under God" clause unconstitutional — has a curious history, one that encapsulates many of the oddball contradictions of American life.

For some reason or another, it is victories like this one, that encapsulate the immigrant rights movement so well.

I can't really point to one day or one adventure that encapsulates the experience.

It's a city with a fantastic musical heritage, one that perfectly encapsulates the alternative spirit that is the station's beating heart.

The greatest achievement though, and one that really encapsulates that isolated feeling, is the sense of distance evident in the audio design.

If you had to pick one film that encapsulates Swinging London at its swingingest, you could not do better than Antonioni's Blow-Up, shot in that golden summer of 1966 and released in the UK in early 1967.