Sentence examples for that it encapsulates from inspiring English sources
Smart also said of the opening scene that: "It encapsulates that character in one moment and says so much about her impulsiveness.
And what's nice about it is that it encapsulates all that colorful strength of 1980s design, but it does it in such a refined, contained way".
Despite being named after an old Dutch painter, the only thing Dutch about the Albert Cuyp market is that it encapsulates Amsterdam's reputation as a harmonious melting pot of different cultures.
Furtado said she was unsure what "Say It Right" is about, but that it encapsulates her feeling when she wrote it and "taps into this other sphere"; in an interview for The Sunday Times, it was mentioned that it is about her breakup with DJ Jasper Gahunia, the father of her daughter.
Empathy is crucial to the effective achievement of patient centeredness in that it encapsulates sensitivity to both the informational and emotional aspects of communication [ 1, 14, 23, 24].
The volume of mesh within each fiber was, on average, equivalent to the volume of MTs that it encapsulates and larger than the volume of MT walls alone.
But, she said, "James's arm is completely bespoke, and it was really important for all of us that it encapsulated his idea of what he wanted from a prosthetic".
The power of the quip was that it encapsulated the image the Democrats have been labouring to put across of Romney as rich and elitist, in a different league from the majority of Americans.
"What we found especially interesting is that it encapsulated a trans-Atlantic phenomenon," Katherine Connor Martin, the head of United States dictionaries at Oxford University Press, told the New York Times.
The Last of Us is special because it encapsulates that innate will to survive like few examples of its kind can so much as aspire to.
This has provoked a storm of criticism among some Labour MPs, despite the fact that it merely encapsulates one of the party's five pledges to the electorate, to control immigration.
