Sentence examples for period encapsulating from inspiring English sources

This brief moment was characterised by a distinct aesthetic period, encapsulating fashion, hardware design, music and furnishings shiny with tech optimism – sometimes literally.

Similarly, the early volumes of Jules Michelet's great history of France (1833 44) are constructed in terms of a poetic idea of intuitive sympathy with the subject, one that would make it possible to resurrect the essence of a past period as encapsulated in the symbolic figures of the historian's imagination.

For the five-year period ending Dec. 31, 2000 (encapsulating much of the tech boom), VC funds averaged 48% annualized returns, according to Venture Economics.

The themes in Genji are common to the period, and are defined by Shively as encapsulating "the tyranny of time and the inescapable sorrow of romantic love".

A slow release period has been observed for PLGA 75 : 50 encapsulating a glycoprotein (α-1-antitrypsin) with clinic activity in some pulmonary diseases [ 60].

The title Intra, Rose says, encapsulates a period of multifaceted self-reflection for the young artist.

Over a period of four days, the TEOS molecules gradually stick together to form a web of silica just 10 nanometres thick, encapsulating the DNA-covered beads.

Their once angry beauty, now serene, encapsulates the long period of unrest that predates this picture of calm.

Books about this period in history tried to encapsulate both a factual account of the road to the "Final Solution" and the personal recollections of those who experienced the holocaust first hand.

Case note data for NG tube patients was collected over timeframes which encapsulated data collection periods from all three intervention hospitals pre- and post-intervention implementation.

Alex McGillivray "For me it was the perfect song to encapsulate that morning after period during the second summer of love.