At the same time he worked to complete a history of the Hutchinson family, in which he encapsulated details on political affairs not found elsewhere.
Jonathan Tilove in The New Orleans Times-Picayune called the gesture "the dap heard 'round the world," which he felt encapsulated "the new cultural trajectory of American politics".
Though an idealist in the starkest sense, he was aware that the battle against growth, greed, environmental exploitation and "technological tyranny" was already half-lost, that he was Quixote vs. the windmills, which he slyly encapsulated in the tragicomic motto "Keep it like it was".
Mr. Tauber followed up with a novel, "The Last Best Hope" (Harcourt, 1978), with which he sought to encapsulate in fiction the political and social turbulence of the 1960's.
Josepher's heroin-using career encapsulated the era in which he shot smack.
Next, Komunyakaa reads his own poem "Night Gigging," which similarly encapsulates, as he says, "a symphonic moment".
He suggested "The devil wears Barbour", which neatly encapsulates everything you need to know about Tatler.
He said he would like the exhibition to include a piece of conceptual art, which would encapsulate what he described as the archetypal South Yorkshire gesture: "A slight sideways movement of the head, barely perceptible, used to greet another person in Barnsley," he said.
Hence the term denier, which neatly encapsulates their flat refusal to face facts.
Almost 40 years later, poets Paul Farley and Michael Symmons Roberts chose Edgelands, which neatly encapsulates their liminal nature.
