Sentence examples for was encapsulated from inspiring English sources
verb
To enclose something as if in a capsule.
The company's immodest ambition was encapsulated in the slogan "from intern to C.E.O".
For American Indians, a person's spirit was encapsulated in their hair.
Everything the Nets have done wrong this season was encapsulated in the first quarter.
The Clinton doctrine was encapsulated in the slogan "multilateral when we can, unilateral when we must".
The whole toxic environment was encapsulated in the desecration of the Passaic River, which borders Newark.
That question was encapsulated in the nature of the decisive goal.
This trajectory was encapsulated in a dinner that the novelist Heidi Julavits attended in Maine a few summers ago.
The general scorn for the company was encapsulated by Cosm cMoon, who wrote "AOL = America's Oldest Luddites".
His affection for the show was encapsulated in a school essay he wrote, aged 14, entitled Intergalactic Overdose.
"Everything was encapsulated," she says.
The untreated control was encapsulated by fibrotic tissue (Fig. 7a).
