Sentence examples for try to encapsulate from inspiring English sources

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

In any big story you try to encapsulate the whole story in one picture if you can.

Only once did he try to encapsulate his own attitude to life, in a magazine called Living Philosophy.

Think about what skills or personality traits make this person great and try to encapsulate those characteristics in six words that tell a very, very short story.

"I feel too much responsibility to the people who died to try to encapsulate their suffering as a product or an artwork.

Instead, let me try to encapsulate what we must remember about the financial crisis into 10 financial commandments, all of which were brazenly violated in the years leading up to the crisis.

"We tried to encapsulate where we were going on development".

"As a former playmaker he dictated tempo and tried to encapsulate that in his teams as a coach.

I'm trying to encapsulate something of that life-affirming, humanistic quality you get in so many arthouse films.

But I think the project risks losing whatever value it has when it tries to encapsulate this in an index.

In nine shortish movements, the work bravely tries to encapsulate the temperaments that make up womankind, from "Ingenious" to "Voluptuous," by way of "Melancholic," "Hysterical" and others.