Sentence examples for who encapsulated from inspiring English sources

"She's one of those designers who encapsulated her moment, that English-70's, David Hamilton thing," says Hamish Bowles, fashion editor and curator.

A decade ago, Skinner was a fresh, witty and articulate artist who encapsulated what it was to be young, British and male at the start of a new century.

She was especially struck by the work of the muralists, who encapsulated the mood of a country emerging from dictatorship and unrest: the desire to rediscover the country's pre-Hispanic traditions and renew its Indian roots was at the heart of the new movement, whatever the pictorial innovations it pioneered.

Man-of-the-match candidates abounded in royal blue, the outstanding Steven Naismith and Romelu Lukaku scored in a win that took Everton within a point of Arsenal with a game in hand, but it was Seamus Coleman and Olivier Giroud who encapsulated the difference between these two teams.

McDonnell's slightly nicer cop is Virginia Secretary of Natural Resources Doug Domenech, who encapsulated the administration's position at a June 28 press briefing.

In medieval Europe he was made a member of the Nine Worthies, a group of heroes who encapsulated all the ideal qualities of chivalry.

Here, in one interestingly raddled package, is an artist who encapsulates all that is great about modern Britain.

"I wanted a fashion encounter that was sympathique," the French word for pleasant, said Guillaume Henry, 31, the designer at Carven who encapsulates the modern spirit.

In the vanguard of this Kiwi challenge is McCullum, a leader of rare genius, who encapsulates in his personal endeavour and captaincy what is called the Kiwi spirit.

Actor Brian Blessed was honoured as an unlikely heavy rock hero as he was given the Spirit Of Hammer Award, which is to celebrate well-known figures who "encapsulate the passion and essence" of metal.

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