I did post one thought on Twitter which I think encapsulates some important elements of what happened: Reports on crude oil markets noted small fluctuations in crude prices today, mostly related to economic activity on the demand side of the oil business.
It is not the British state that people care passionately about, but the British state of mind, the values that Britishness is thought to encapsulate.
In 1935, Erwin Schrodinger, the physicist who devised the central equation of quantum mechanics, described a thought experiment encapsulating the uneasy coexistence of the atomic and the everyday worlds.
In fact, the guiding force of a fashion life that stretches way beyond clothes is an urge to think forward, encapsulated in new projects this month — from the "Black" stores to a collaboration with Vogue Nippon and an exhibition at the Paris store Colette.
But Billy Elliot director Stephen Daldry doesn't think that encapsulates their working methods.
At one point, the narrator comments, "There is no way I can get him to reconcile any of his contradictions," which I think brilliantly encapsulates the problem of so many relationships.
Once, while backing out of the driveway of her home in Los Angeles, Elisabeth Moss, most known for playing the fastidious rebel Peggy Olson in Mad Men, had an experience she thinks completely encapsulates her personality.
I demurred: "It's pretty dreadful... ., and she shot back: "In what precise way does that differ from 'awful'?" I set down this exchange because I think it encapsulates a lot of what has enabled the Coens to continue to ride high in popular estimation – and to win Oscars, rake in receipts and put bums on plush – which is that they are insistently likeable film-makers.
Which is part of the story too," Toby thinks, elegantly encapsulating the shape of the novel.
There's a couple of songs that I think really encapsulate the combination of what we were trying to do with a modern pop sensibility and production but also the feel and excitement of soul music.
