Sentence examples for this is encapsulated from inspiring English sources

This is encapsulated in the Latin maxim erga omnes meaning "towards all".

This is encapsulated in the work of Duncan Watts, a principal researcher at Microsoft Research.

This is encapsulated by the fate of the most intellectually and aesthetically valuable treasures the museum collected.

This is encapsulated in the first point, but took on a life of its own following the eastward expansion of the EU in 2004.

This is encapsulated in the ongoing impact of the country's residential school system, which saw more than 150,000 indigenous children taken from their homes in an attempt to forcibly assimilate them into Canadian society.

All this is encapsulated within further layers to ensure that it is electrically isolated.Strictly speaking the composite behaves less like a battery than a capacitor, or rather a supercapacitor, says Dr Greenhalgh.

This was encapsulated on the weekend by an incredible performance from Geoffrey Mutai in winning the New York marathon in 2hr 5min 5sec, breaking the difficult New York course record by an astonishing 2 38.

This was encapsulated in a poster which one of the protesters insisted on taking me to view, which featured Barack Obama, dressed as pharaoh, holding an al-Sisi dog on a short leash, with a Star of David bandanna round his neck.

All of this was encapsulated in the words of one woman I spoke to in London, Katie-Lou.

In this sample this was encapsulated in the supervision of toothbrushing.

This idea is encapsulated by this quotation from R1; the worry is that when you are very busy... it's the more vulnerable that you squeeze out.