Sentence examples for work encapsulates from inspiring English sources

The work encapsulates the multiple issues at stake in the clash and convergence of Inca and Spanish cultures following the conquest.

It is not too late for the Cultural Olympiad committee to turn to an artist whose life and work encapsulates our culture to perfection – Ronnie Wood, veteran rocker and guitarist for the Rolling Stones.

Over a decade before its end, Adams' work encapsulates the brooding ironies of the 20th Century.

The model proposed in this work encapsulates the complex behaviour of concrete under fatigue and provides a more rational method for computing fatigue life of concrete structures.

"Clayton's work encapsulates what it means to be a parent," Scala says.

In land scarce Singapore, Han's work encapsulates the appreciation and understanding of the delicate balance of nature that exists in an urban environment".

Tippett felt that the work encapsulated all his current political, moral and psychological preoccupations.

If these three works encapsulate the best art being made in America today, then does American art, as a category, mean anything at all?

All of their works encapsulate the simplicity of nature photography, but with a satisfying symmetry that can only be constructed with human hands.

This image is from a body of work that encapsulates a drastic turning point.

Completed in 2005, the work, "Bushbaby," encapsulates many of Mr. Johns's familiar themes.