| - I thought of a great headline. - Great. It's time to encapsulate the future. | |
| And he's trying to rewrite Christianity or encapsulate it in a little book, isn't he? Yes. | |
| Does that encapsulate you? | |
| God, I wish there was a word to encapsulate it all. | |
| I don't think we can remove the virus, but we can encapsulate it. | |
| - I thought of a great headline. - Great. It's time to encapsulate the future. | |
| And he's trying to rewrite Christianity or encapsulate it in a little book, isn't he? Yes. | |
| Does that encapsulate you? | |
| God, I wish there was a word to encapsulate it all. | |
| I don't think we can remove the virus, but we can encapsulate it. | |
| And would anyone like to read a passage that encapsulates that sentiment? | |
| Gentlemen, for your assignment this week, I want you to pick a moment from the play and discuss the theme that it encapsulates. | |
| It encapsulates an entire generation of young English people in the very same way | |
| It encapsulates our excitement while simultaneously referencing jazz, America's one true art form. | |
| It pretty much encapsulates exactly how I feel about American culture right now. | |
| And would anyone like to read a passage that encapsulates that sentiment? | |
| Gentlemen, for your assignment this week, I want you to pick a moment from the play and discuss the theme that it encapsulates. | |
| It encapsulates an entire generation of young English people in the very same way | |
| It encapsulates our excitement while simultaneously referencing jazz, America's one true art form. | |
| It pretty much encapsulates exactly how I feel about American culture right now. | |
| "I wouldn't look at him," he said, and that sort of encapsulated the nature of their relationship. | |
| -That is a micro-encapsulated nano chip covered in epoxy. | |
| Aged just 26, Riemann encapsulated his strange new ideas about geometry in a lecture that was to become legendary among mathematicians. | |
| And all of a sudden, to have this record that sort of encapsulated all those bands and so many things at the same time, it had this sheer energy and this intense impact, | |
| But with Bart Simpson safely encapsulated, I'd be delighted to pose. | |
| "I wouldn't look at him," he said, and that sort of encapsulated the nature of their relationship. | |
| -That is a micro-encapsulated nano chip covered in epoxy. | |
| Aged just 26, Riemann encapsulated his strange new ideas about geometry in a lecture that was to become legendary among mathematicians. | |
| And all of a sudden, to have this record that sort of encapsulated all those bands and so many things at the same time, it had this sheer energy and this intense impact, | |
| But with Bart Simpson safely encapsulated, I'd be delighted to pose. | |
