Sentence examples for precisely encapsulates from inspiring English sources

More invested in psychology than bloodletting — a scene involving ice-cream cones and hateful graffiti precisely encapsulates the corruption-of-innocence theme — "The Snowtown Murders" reminds us that sometimes evil is immediately recognizable, but at other times it comes bearing bacon and beer.

It encapsulates precisely what we dread most in a doctor: lack of availability, empathy, responsibility.

That, to me, encapsulates precisely how not to resolve this debacle.

Sakkas's case encapsulates precisely the nature of the injustice that reigns over daily life in Greece – and further afield.

There is a kind of ruthless ecstasy in the play" – a phrase that encapsulates precisely the power of Barry's music as well - "and there's a delight in virtuosity; it's light-headed but there's a hysteria and savagery in it too".

His inability to speak encapsulates precisely what those who worry about government overreach are attempting to describe.

It's actually quite hard to encapsulate precisely what it does feel like.

Precisely because compositions encapsulate semantic relationships, hypermedia languages that support them allow for the creation of extensively reusable documents [14].

His articulate grieving daughter Ms. Kerry Cahill encapsulated precisely the courage and nobility required of all of us in these demanding times in her caution against reflexive, indiscriminate hate.

But even if a rerun of the Pinochet case is unlikely, it is precisely because this case encapsulates the darker side of Putinism that stronger measures, and at a European level, are now required.

Until the term EGS was coined, the field was known as hot-dry-rock geothermal energy, a name that encapsulates the problem precisely.