Sentence examples for which encapsulated from inspiring English sources

He began to work intensively on "Amok," which encapsulated all his philosophical obsessions.

But then, Mickey Foote's introduction to Joe Strummer was one of the many chance encounters which encapsulated the history of punk rock.

Or the time he told an annoying kid the reality about his wrestler dad's profession, which encapsulated the character, in all his pettiness, obstinacy and amusing gaucheness, to a T. It's all great.

Despite their ambiguities, UN resolution 242 (1967), which encapsulated the principle of land for peace, and resolution 338 (1973), which called for direct negotiations, were regarded by both parties as the starting points for negotiations.

"The monetary financing prohibition, in this way, is a spur towards better policies and better governance — in other words, a closer economic union," Mr. González-Páramo said in the Oxford speech, which encapsulated arguments made by other top E.C.B. officials.

Then, the three-dimensional (3D -printed scaffolds were coated with different ratios of an oxygen releasing agent, calcium peroxide (CPO), which encapsulated within a polycaprolactone (PCL) matrix through dip-coating, and used for in situ production of oxygen in the implanted sites.

There is a famous hadith which encapsulates this beautifully.

Polunin and Osipova dance the leads in the first movement, which encapsulates the pastoral idyll.

seed -- A structure produced by seed plants which encapsulates the embryo.

The most recent, which encapsulates both, is the former Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford.

That is, their brand identity, which encapsulates their core values, mission, and cultural DNA, is mostly a formality.