Sentence examples for sort of capsule from inspiring English sources

The work's first movement, Romanza, gives a sort of capsule preview, moving from long, lyrical lines through jittery and somber passages to a lilting dancelike conclusion.

It also did not specify length, or distinguish between the sort of capsule review, which sometimes introduces festival films, and a more elaborate piece of criticism.

Glenn Greenwald, meanwhile, opened a different sort of time capsule.

The Hyde Park Herald serves as a sort of time capsule.

"So there was a real sense of time travel and I found it very potent, like I'd walked into some sort of frozen capsule.

Still, it would be wrong, if tempting, to view China as some sort of time capsule of 1950s American suburbia, that age before the vernacular came to include "climate change" and "non-renewable resource".

The David Parr House in Britain is a sort of time capsule: a tiny brick 19th-century rowhouse turned museum that has scarcely changed in the nine decades since its best-known owner died.

The New York Times theater critic Clive Barnes called the production "electric" and "eclectic," describing it as "a sort of time capsule of world theater right up to the foolish epics of Brecht and the epic follies of Ionesco".

And it was so exciting to me to be able to share with the head honcho this sort of time capsule of Columbia making African-American spiritual music nearly a hundred years ago, in the same city a record like "Blonde on Blonde" gets made by the same country musicians who would go on to make Crystal Gayle's "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue".

When injected, the proteins would glom onto each other and trap the drugs in a sort of gellike capsule.

However, the principle behind all of them is similar: pump all of the air out of a sealed tunnel and then shoot trains, or some sort of transport capsule, through them.