Sentence examples for that encapsulates everything from inspiring English sources

IT IS not every day that Republicans can seize on an issue that encapsulates everything they hate about Barack Obama.

I can't see how you're ever going to get a simple, single way of looking at things that encapsulates everything we know about what it is to be human.

The EU grew out of the European Economic Community, a title that encapsulates everything that sets it apart from NATO: it is purely European and its business has always been primarily economic.Even today, the cultures of the two organisations are different.

Before we parted, I asked him to recommend a building that encapsulates everything he had told me.

It's a lineage that encapsulates everything from the music of Pink Floyd, those books that you need dice to read and the taste of Doom Bar.

It's a lineage that encapsulates everything from the music of Pink Floyd and those books that you need dice to read.

The Environmental Protection Agency last year revoked a permit for a planned, 2,278-acre West Virginia coal mine that encapsulated everything wrong with a particularly destructive form of strip mining known as mountaintop removal.

Jarman died in 1994, leaving behind a body of work that encapsulated everything New Queer Cinema stood for, and a final film, Blue, that was literally "lost to vision altogether" - describing as it did his descent into blindness.

With my "Drag Race" work, I try to capture the stand-out performances and moments that encapsulate everything all of us love about the show.

So, one of the reasons that that song became the title track is that we feel like that song really encapsulates everything that American Hi-Fi does in one song; it kind of has all the elements of the band.

That Sheen made his disclosure to get ahead of a tabloid magazine's report and threats of extortion encapsulates everything that is wrong with the attitude in the U.S. toward people living with the virus.