Sentence examples for time to encapsulate from inspiring English sources

The term misconception was widely used during this time to encapsulate the ideas that students' incorrect conceptions were often stable, widespread, resistant to change, and could interfere with learning.

Over time, it has seemed to encapsulate the daunting task of managing such a huge system.

Curator José Luis Blondet, normally at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, has chosen not merely to display the works chronologically, but to use the building's spaces to encapsulate us in time and visual experience.

The ineffable nature of what comes into mind -- and more often, is quick to leave, is difficult to encapsulate into a time frame that seems logical to the average person.

It's a novel that's wonderfully hard to encapsulate, because it faces in many directions at the same time, and glitters with different emotional colors.

Three measures seem to encapsulate their fears.

"There is no way to encapsulate him.

The story, well, how to encapsulate someone else's dream?

Subject and medium combine to encapsulate the era.

"We try to encapsulate what makes them feel good".

It appears to encapsulate the atmosphere here.