Sentence examples for that encapsulates the way from inspiring English sources

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. .

If future cultural historians are ever looking for a sentence that encapsulates the way supposedly democratising trends in electronic communication have magnified the bogus sense of entitlement of pre-existing UK media elites, this one will do nicely.

"That encapsulates the problem," Rees said.

I can't think of anything that encapsulates the liberal spirit more than that".

That encapsulates the longtime view that DeVos has held — and spent decades advocating.

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

Originally released in August, "Cuba: The Conversation Continues" is an album that encapsulates the historic rapprochement.

The opening line of his 1999 autobiography, Pretty Boy, encapsulates the way that he presented himself to the world: "I am a ruthless bastard".

The fibroblasts that encapsulated the tumor were of host origin, similar to the host connective tissue "membrane" encapsulating orthopedic implants.

This sentence encapsulates the ways in which black men in America go unseen.

There is talk of making it a permanent fixture, a way of saying "Welcome to Waiheke" that encapsulates the spirit of the place.