Sentence examples for which encapsulates the from inspiring English sources
Polunin and Osipova dance the leads in the first movement, which encapsulates the pastoral idyll.
The insanity clause ReprintsMr Aquino campaigned under the slogan "If there's no corruption, there's no poverty," which encapsulates the country's two main problems.
A buckyball's carbon atoms are so closely and neatly arranged that their electrons club together to form a film of electric charge which encapsulates the ball's surface.
"I had some really bad experiences there and I thought I need to build a club which encapsulates the vibe that I had seen before".
The designer reimagined the frock in myriad hues, including periwinkle, which encapsulates "the classic Mendel feeling," scarlet because it would make "the best holiday dress ever" and ivory "for the brides".
Some of those operations originate from a C.I.A. drone base in the southern desert of Saudi Arabia — the continued existence of which encapsulates the hurdles to changing how the United States carries out targeted-killing operations.
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.
Bloomberg writer Joshua Green (@joshuagreen) responded with this tweet, which encapsulated the impression many people had of Romney after the election.
Every packet includes 25 five-octet frames, which encapsulate the information of the plethysmogram, two different averaged estimations of the HR and the SPO2, and the battery status.
Derived activation energies for TiCl4 adsorption are associated with significant error bounds, which encapsulate the experimental activation energy for the overall growth process.
