Sentence examples for that he encapsulates from inspiring English sources

With that, he encapsulates the true mood of the nation.

Miles was Zeus to them, and they all still talk about things that Miles would say and the way that he encapsulated things and how he would be able to say two words that would express five paragraphs.

But the fact is he seems to be sort of riding this wave in which he encapsulates everything that a lot of people in the party aspire to and on another level he rejects those things that they reject.

He creates pendants, and miniature trophies that he then encapsulates inside glass orbs, giving his final products that impossible 'ship in a bottle' illusion.

The three psychiatrists called in his defence, Dr Milne, Dr McCullogh and Dr Kay, each diagnosed that he had "encapsulated (or hidden) paranoid schizophrenia" based on his account that a divine voice had told him in 1967 while he was working as a gravedigger that it was his mission to kill or eradicate prostitutes.

It is no coincidence that the song that encapsulates "Blue Velvet" is Roy Orbison's eerie, impassioned "In Dreams".

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

"That's the single biggest story that encapsulates why I'm running for Congress".

That scene encapsulates most of the book's shortcomings.

That statement encapsulates the balancing act that is central to Kirk's candidacy.

It’s an interchange that neatly encapsulates Vice.