Yeah, OK. An encapsulation of what life is like today?
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That was a deep encapsulation of real authentic human feeling.
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That's a good encapsulation of O'Rourke's performance in Congress more generally.
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Sports bras come in three major styles: compression, encapsulation and combination.
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Typically, encapsulation bras offer more, better-fitting options than compression bras.
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If so, that's a good encapsulation of the trouble with Iowa.
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The agency has become the perfect encapsulation of a transition gone awry.
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That, in some ways, is a neat encapsulation of the show itself.
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Its megalomania notwithstanding, it provides a useful encapsulation of Nietzsche's intellectual aims.
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I think that's not a bad encapsulation of what they would say.
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But in a stunning encapsulation of the Republican dilemma, Alabama's senior Sen.
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It was a simple encapsulation of his get-it-done governing philosophy.
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Some more constructed sports bras, especially encapsulation styles, can look Madonna-esque.
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It is, in other words, a spot on encapsulation of the year.
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Rather, it would become an encapsulation of the retail industry at large.
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This encounter feels like an encapsulation of my time playing Outer Worlds.
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Why it matters: This is the perfect encapsulation of the impeachment process.
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Missed Messages, from solo developer Angela He, is the perfect encapsulation of this.
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This is perhaps the clearest encapsulation of the cruelty baked into Hollis's philosophy.
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Starbreeze's underrated 2012 shooter Syndicate is a perfect encapsulation of the cyberpunk ethos.
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But there are two different kinds of sports bras: compression and encapsulation bras.
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Encapsulation bras are molded around each breast and offer each breast individual support.
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It's hard to be optimistic about the visual encapsulation of our dying planet.
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Thursday's episode was a perfect encapsulation of where immigration talks sit in Congress.
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He is, in other words, the best encapsulation of Kimmy Schmidt's biggest strengths.
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Cumulatively, these three initiatives would provide a potentially complete encapsulation of the mirror phenomenon.
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It's a neat encapsulation of their two skill sets and roles on the team.
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The race felt like a near-perfect encapsulation of how we got to now.
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In their most basic state, they're an encapsulation of what music is right now.
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Unsurprisingly, its explanation is entirely economic, a "socioeconomic encapsulation of the old middle classes".
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Combination bras, which have elements of both compression and encapsulation bras, are also available.
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The researchers say that encapsulation in silica is roughly comparable to that of fossilized bones.
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And he seemed in so many ways like the perfect encapsulation of this political moment.
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It is the perfect encapsulation of a hunky actor dude being goofy and self-deprecating.
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A killer app doesn't need to be a perfect encapsulation of a new technology's potential.
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The perfect encapsulation of the season's shortcomings even come from last season's arguable protagonist, Mike.
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It's a good encapsulation of the transience of fame, of the political variety and otherwise.
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The night felt like a perfect encapsulation of old-school New York glitz and glamour.
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It's a neat encapsulation of what Gunn is going for: What's fun is what matters.
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"I'm stuck," he tells Ezekiel, in a neat encapsulation of this entire season's ethical conflicts.
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And, yes, it doubles as a hashtag, a six-character encapsulation of this sweeping movement: #GIFEE.
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Has there ever been a clearer, more succinct encapsulation of a flailing presidential campaign than that?
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It just feels like the perfect encapsulation of where we're at with technology in early 2017.
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Last week was a near perfect encapsulation of the venerable American institution that is Joe Biden.
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And then it hit me, like a bomb: it's kind of the perfect encapsulation of Winona.
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But the Brown incident is a good encapsulation of what's going on in the beauty industry lately.
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That felt like a pretty good encapsulation of a lot of what you've written over the years.
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It's a perfect encapsulation of everything New Girl has strived to be over the last six years.
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This year's UNGA week was a near perfect encapsulation of the sclerotic nature of politics in 2019.
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It is the perfect encapsulation of love and lust and, also, a hearty nod to the physical.
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It is that ebb and flow that makes him such a perfect encapsulation of Chelsea's recent history.
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Despite the potential biologic hazard, there are no standards for processing placenta for human consumption via encapsulation.
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They are decent writers, who can give a fair encapsulation of a work and detail their responses.
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Thus, Mad Dogs is a great encapsulation of our present and of what TV's future might look like.
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It's a perfect encapsulation of why the New Gods are so powerful, because they have stolen our attention.
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This gateway will be in charge of protocol translation (by stripping and reconstructing or encapsulation) and safe pass.
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"Tha Muthaphukkin Real" is peak Eazy, a perfect encapsulation of why his scrappy persona made him so compelling.
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In fact, it's a surprisingly good encapsulation of the anxiety and absurdity that was the 2016 election season.
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This bill could be a neat encapsulation of a corrupt administration and an out-of-touch Republican Party.
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The sequence is a fair encapsulation of Miles's outlook, at least until he tries a mysterious spa treatment.
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It's an encapsulation of both the challenges journalists today face, and why I have hope for the future.
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The best encapsulation of this was a fundraiser Harris was slated to headline in New York in Tuesday.
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The loping rhythms and chants remain, but the record is a concise encapsulation of what they've done before.
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We call our thing Time Well Spent, because that's a good encapsulation ... Talk about the actual physical thing.
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The very name "serverless" shows how the underlying technology of servers has been encapsulation away from the end user.
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Joel's fifth album 1977's The Stranger is the best encapsulation of the Long Island musician's charm and talents.
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Painful, the best encapsulation of early Yo La Tengo, tinkered with and dramatically improved on what Fakebook hinted at.
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It's the perfect encapsulation of social media's obsession with color and recognizable, relatable emotions, all wrapped up in one.
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Notably lacking a commanding antiwar encapsulation, this Vietnam-era aggregation evinces the period's splintering of a dominant artistic schema.
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And in many ways, the game is an apt encapsulation of the unapologetic queerness of Love's body of work.
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"Sometimes" was a perfect encapsulation of that, as Vedder's performance was one of the best in his entire career.
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So the piece is also an encapsulation, maybe the extension, of Hollywood cinema but with a material realness to it.
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As Wired reports it's a perfect encapsulation of why technical illiteracy, combined with reactionary politics, is so dangerous in Congress.
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Her final confrontation with Kilgrave is a perfect encapsulation of the empowerment / disempowerment dynamic which links horror and superhero narratives.
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Kobach's response was a perfect encapsulation of the far right's—and hence the modern Republican Party's—twisted views on immigration.
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It's hard to imagine a better encapsulation of the extraordinary bad faith that Republicans have shown during the confirmation process.
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The song is, in other words, the perfect encapsulation of what makes the beloved Cartoon Network series such a delight.
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Encapsulation materials account for more than a tenth of its core operating profit, according to Nomura Securities analyst Shigeki Okazaki.
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But does the human mind necessarily interpret the pleasurable redundancy of a perfectly pruned boxwood as an encapsulation of love?
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Put all of this together and you get a perfect encapsulation of experts' broader worries about Trump and North Korea.
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ITEKOMA HITS, their fourth, feels like the best encapsulation of their uncompromising vision; it's as unhinged as it is unpredictable.
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Holt, in a neat encapsulation of his project, elbows his way in and speculates on what they might have discussed.
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As if in a perfect encapsulation of this whole catastrophe, the title of the movie is missing the question mark.
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We gave you Drake, a perfect encapsulation of what being Canadian often means: fortunate, but somehow kind of a scrappy underdog.
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The progressive left saw Clinton as an encapsulation of the establishment, literally a participant in building the architecture of the party.
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But that's simply not true, and Castle Rock on Hulu promises to be a well realized encapsulation of King's massive canon.
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It seemed like encapsulation of everything wrong with our rotten society; a Grimm's fairy tale meets Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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Or you could just stare at the masterful encapsulation of modern human isolation that WorldViz has chosen as its press shot.
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Yet Democrats critical of Sanders see the Puerto Rico debate as an encapsulation of what they dislike about the Vermont lawmaker.
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It's an encapsulation of Severus Snape's entire story arc and a profession of unconditional and everlasting love that rocked readers everywhere.
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That makes Project Nightingale a neat encapsulation of one basic sense in which privacy can be seen as a competition issue.
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I was a little put off by the idea of the dish, but it tasted like a pure encapsulation of springtime.
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As an encapsulation of the chaos into which the titular relationship on "The Affair" plunged its various participants, Anton nails it.
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And since Darkest Hour is a character-driven piece through and through, it's a great encapsulation of the film's larger strengths.
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A set of screengrabs making the rounds on Twitter is an amazing encapsulation of the Fox News approach to political email scandals.
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But it's also an encapsulation of the novel's themes, which pointedly indict reducing ideas and people (human or otherwise) to economic assets.
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Directed by the Orwells' drummer Henry Brinner, the video for "One Way Ticket" is a perfect encapsulation of the band's scrappy energy.
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He's also being shown the footage of #Bagelgate, a beautifully brutal encapsulation of British culture that he doesn't quite seem to understand.
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Last week our team completed fairing encapsulation in our shiny new clean rooms at LC-1 for this week's NASA #ELaNa19 mission.
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Directors Lotfy Nathan, Willie Miesmer, and Ray Levé provide a vivid encapsulation of a vital contemporary labor issue in under ten minutes.
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Asked about her artistic process, Jonas quipped, "Frankly, I smoked a lot of grass" — a perfectly succinct encapsulation of an artistic era.
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He turns out to be a nice encapsulation of the Republican Party's struggles with white professionals, a group that it once dominated.
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The scene's energy is raw and vital, but its execution is meticulous — a perfect encapsulation of Demme's unique and unmatched skill set.
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"Practice makes perfect, but nobody's perfect," 2 Chainz raps on the track, and that might be the smoothest encapsulation of his whole appeal.
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If there were ever a clear encapsulation of why gun control is the only effective measure against mass shootings, it would be Halle.
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The split screen between the White House correspondents' dinner and Trump's Harrisburg speech was, then, a fitting encapsulation of Trump's first 100 days.
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And encapsulation bras hold the breasts in the same way as a normal bra, but with a higher center front for extra coverage.
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Opening with the pounding, guitar-lead laden "Steel and Silver," Visigoth's second album Conqueror's Oath is a perfect encapsulation of traditional heavy metal.
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The producer, rapper and fashion designer's latest Twitter rant — aimed at Wiz Khalifa — is the perfect encapsulation of everything that makes Twitter unique.
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But it still stands as encapsulation of the Obama administration's effort to engage with the world while avoiding grandstanding and displays of dominance.
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Give Open Season this: It may be a failure of characterization and narrative, but it is a perfect encapsulation of Daryl Gates' worldview.
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The opening had a lyric that went, "That's what's up / You fucking suck"—as succinct an encapsulation of contemporary hardcore's ethos as any.
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"Here's my view: Mr. Azar's nomination is a perfect encapsulation of the president's broken promises on prescription drugs and health care overall," Sen.
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The photo is an effective encapsulation of the Egyptian government's goals under Sisi: obscuring the face of power from journalists, and hiding reality.
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But Mr. Gosar's observation was more than an isolated zinger; it was an encapsulation of his party's overarching approach to Mr. Cohen's testimony.
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While this helped with encapsulation, it caused slowdowns by instantiating what gradually became a god object any time data was needed from persistent storage.
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Why it probably won't work: The FBI would need to remove the chip's encapsulation with acid before it even attempted to search the chip.
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The film, however, presents them as an encapsulation of the Wakandan ideal that, "the matriarchal and patriarchal must stand side by side," said Gurira.
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If you look at these two titles, three years apart, you can see the encapsulation of the growth and maturity of gaming on iOS.
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In many ways, "Marine Tigers" is a perfect encapsulation not just of the band's music, but the lyrical content that makes up Always Foreign.
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One might think that by creating protocol encapsulation, users can override the AGN provider restrictions, and eventually create things like an AGN-based darknet.
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It's a brutal and nasty way to see war – and a perfect encapsulation of how grunts live and die in the Star Wars universe.
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In many ways, "Marine Tigers" is a perfect encapsulation not just of the band's music, but the lyrical content that makes up Always Foreign.
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Proefssional services for placenta encapsulation are popping up everywhere — states like Florida and Tennessee in addition to the usual suspects, New York and California.
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"Row Row," a maddeningly catchy Satanic spiritual with an abolitionist bite, is the perfect encapsulation of the Swiss project's constantly evolving black metal blues.
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Matt Lunsford: I remember hearing "Breakfast of Champions" for the very first time and felt like it was this perfect encapsulation of Rainer Maria.
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The no-hitter was not only miraculous, it was a perfect encapsulation of Jackson the pitcher: forever walking the thin line between brilliant and terrible.
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They're all-black with different textures of leather, with an encapsulation on the ears that feels snug and tight — instilling a false sense of comfort.
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Cheyenne sounds like the Local Natives raised on Carrie & Lowell-era Sufjan Stevens, and "Pizza Body" is the perfect encapsulation of this aesthetic and spirit.
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Palmistry's new video for PAGAN standout "Lifted," premiering on Noisey today, is a slow-panning, neon-lit encapsulation of everything Keating captures with his work.
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A motif in which a dancer hovers at the edge of something without diving in is all too apt as an encapsulation of the work.
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The internet always promised a collision of aesthetics that would change the world; Lil Yachty's music is the best encapsulation of that promise right now.
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But perhaps the most telling encapsulation of these theatrics is the video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tearing up Trump's State of the Union address.
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It was a pithy encapsulation of time-honoured spin-doctoring wisdom: that a strong economy helps the incumbent and a weak one helps the challenger.
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It is, from one narrow point of view, an encapsulation of all the stereotypes that Native people have been running from for the past century.
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The Golden Record was intended to serve as a greeting for any alien life forms who found it—an encapsulation of the human experience through sound.
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For Hollywood's furthest-flung audiences, there is no better encapsulation of the positives and negatives that Hollywood's film industry has produced during its century-long dominance.
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But for those in the know, it's a perfect encapsulation of egirls — a new kind of cool girl who was born and lives on the platform.
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Americans have learned how to mask their apathy toward Native people (some better than others), but the land acknowledgment seems a perfect encapsulation of these limitations.
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That attack used a form of traffic designed to look like Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) data packets, an unusual choice of protocol for a DDoS attack.
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It's a lovely little 10-minute encapsulation of what Ali was like as a public persona, and why he was both so controversial and so beloved.
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It was a perfect encapsulation of everything that drives him: Initially mocked by those in the political class, he shoved it in their faces -- big time.
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If Popstar is a solid encapsulation of what made the Lonely Island great, it's also a sign that the trio's best days are probably behind it.
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As Hamilton drowned out most of tonight's Tony Awards, it was easy to miss Steve Martin's encapsulation of how Broadway has run for some time now.
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In 2012, he published a book about his relationship with his mother; Hesitating Beauty (Schilt) is a poignant encapsulation of the woman who gave him life.
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But the subtle visual bloodletting motif makes The Inventor the best encapsulation, thus far, of what's uniquely troubling about the tale of Theranos and Elizabeth Holmes.
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But break out your encapsulation bras when you're doing higher-impact activities or if you have a larger cup size, because they support each breast separately.
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The biannual event, which is also held in other cultural capitals like Paris, London, and Milan, is the perfect encapsulation of the global nature of fashion.
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The story is a good encapsulation of what ethics means to Trump: not directly cashing in, even if he wouldn't go to jail if he did.
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At 9 last night, you could just flip between the two and see an encapsulation of our two Americas — total dismissal of the memo's import, vs.
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It's an excuse to post funny photos (always a good thing), and sort of the perfect encapsulation of the culture wars of the Trump era. —K.
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"This is my love letter to the world," Dobby Gibson writes in the poem "Fall In" — and it feels like a perfect encapsulation of his latest collection.
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We even came up with a new type of encapsulation system to make sure that nutrients are really getting in and not destroyed by the stomach acid.
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This idea of abstraction encapsulation, the idea of not knowing how it works, this is what computer scientists are taught in schools as the best thing going.
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In a statement, the band called "The Club" (which will be I Don't Run's opener) their "presentation card," because it's such a perfect encapsulation of their sound.
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It's only fitting that The Walking Dead's 100th episode — the show's season eight premiere, "Mercy" — would be a dead-on encapsulation of the zombie series so far.
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A scene in which Ritter races to the prison carrying a reprieve is a chilling encapsulation of the dire situation the characters don't yet realize they're in.
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Time magazine's discovery and publication of photographs depicting Mr. Trudeau in painted brownface and wearing a garish Aladdin costume was the perfect encapsulation of the man's faults.
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It's an album about Gomez's worth in the wake of that relationship, and it ends with "A Sweeter Place," which is the perfect encapsulation of her recovery.
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But in viewing Lawrence's character as an encapsulation of domestic feminine ideals, a much clearer and more intimate meaning emerges (with character arcs that actually make sense).
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In many ways, "Chaos" acts as the perfect encapsulation of the series itself: brazenly political and masterly at suspense, but sometimes ambitious in all the wrong ways.
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More than a dozen of the works here, though, are self-portraits, and the central gallery in which they hang functions as an encapsulation of his whole career.
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As a fairly perfect encapsulation of his impact, Young Stoner Life signee Lil Keed has modeled a great deal of his approach off that of his label benefactor.
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Released in 1979, the band's self-titled debut is widely recognized as the best encapsulation of their early sound; it regularly appears on all-time greatest album lists.
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The scene not only sets the tone for the movie, but also serves as a surprisingly apt encapsulation of director and co-writer Shane Black's approach to filmmaking.
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For some, the incident was the perfect encapsulation of the tech industry, where issues around diversity are just an image problem that can be solved with a quick fix.
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With its off-red scenes set in what appears to be a vast, airless desert wilderness, in a sense it's the perfect encapsulation of what Read is all about.
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The drink is the bona fide encapsulation of springtime and is as close to the love child of chamomile tea and a gin cocktail as you're going to get.
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There was nothing to dislike in this final group piece, an eloquent encapsulation of music by Mr. Golijov and Marc Mellits, but not much to hold on to, either.
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Looking at Toyin Ojih Odutola's exhibition To Wander Determined at the Whitney Museum I think of George Steiner's encapsulation of Ariel, the last collection of poems by Sylvia Plath.
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At one point, a Dothraki warrior leans off his horse to cut off the foot of Bronn's horse, and that seems like a succinct encapsulation of their fighting style.
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Ricch's defeat over Bieber—while slyly taunting him (and then Selena Gomez)—is a tidy encapsulation of where the music industry stands at the turn of the new decade.
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Responsible for outfitting its cast was costume designer Mitchell Travers, who worked with director Lorene Scafaria to create a perfect encapsulation of pre- and post-recession New York City.
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Whitmire's quagmire isn't the only crappy news this week (oh, hello, revised Senate healthcare bill!), yet it feels like the perfect encapsulation of the suckfest that is 2017 thus far.
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This new shoe is the first release where the bottom is a single piece of foam without any encapsulation or casing – meaning you're essentially running directly on a giant cushion.
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" Best encapsulation of the Black Hat (pessimist) thinking, from a Republican close to Senate leadership: "I think the gap is too wide and they are getting zero help from POTUS.
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The only thing that could've made Fornut a more perfect encapsulation of eye-rolling gamer culture was if it included a chatbox of trolls screaming at O'Neil for ruining games.
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They're also a perfect encapsulation of Trump's political strategy: a complete disdain for the truth, the attribution of all dissent to partisan animus, and just-beneath-the-surface racial appeals.
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The music of SadGirl is an encapsulation of the city of Los Angeles: the promise of endless possibilities, the not quite attainable past, and the gentrification and the Cafe Gratitudes.
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You rarely get as perfect an encapsulation of two presidential campaign messages as we did Sunday morning when two dueling opinion columns by former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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Yesterday's post is a perfect encapsulation of Facebook in 2017 — a company that is constantly trying to walk the fine line between doing good and building a massive advertising business.
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"If Donald Trump wins re-election this year, I'll remember this brief CNN segment late one Saturday night in January as the perfect encapsulation for why it happened," he tweeted.
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The feels like an encapsulation of all of the romance we associate with her, and has a distinct sense of the passage of time, capturing her where she is now.
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Former SoundCloud employees familiar with the Sir Bizzle incident point to it as an encapsulation of the company's promise, missed opportunities, and inability to coherently work with an entrenched music industry.
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Though the CDC report concludes that "placenta capsule ingestion should be avoided" and mother's should be aware of the potential risk, Buser clarified she is not necessarily recommending against placenta encapsulation.
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All of which is to say that the whole day was a pretty good encapsulation of the Monta Ellis Experience, accounting for the moderation that has defined his NBA middle age.
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"Bull Black Nova" off Wilco (The Album) accomplishes this with smoldering guitars but perhaps the best encapsulation comes from "Art of Almost," the bonkers opener from 2011's The Whole Love.
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But none of that changes this basic fact: If you were searching for an encapsulation of the opposite of Trumpism, Klobuchar did it better than any Democrat I have yet seen.
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"The fairs will always exist because you need the physical encapsulation and the social experience and the networking and the platform," said Roger Ruegger, the editor in chief of Watchtime magazine.
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I just want to say really quickly, on that Time magazine cover, it was a perfect encapsulation of the media narrative on the story and it was completely built on a lie.
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The resulting journey is a devastating encapsulation of so many real-world horror stories of families fleeing violence and persecution, only to die in deserts and rivers mere meters away from safety.
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The Anjali's started GroovaRoo Dance six months ago after they combined Meeshi's passion for teaching multicultural dances and Amber's experience as a birth doula, placenta encapsulation specialist, postnatal yoga instructor and nanny.
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Set in a Texas high school in the 1970s, it's a perfect encapsulation of the way aimless teenage nights can feel as if they mean so much more than they really do.
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On Tuesday, Donald Trump used what began as a press conference about infrastructure to defend white supremacists, a perfect encapsulation of the toxic stew that propelled his rise to the White House.
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Ted Cruz this year, he touted "universal, guaranteed, high-quality health care for all" -- which, though actually a neat encapsulation of the Democratic mood at the moment, makes him difficult to place.
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For those who have followed Selina's arc, the last episode felt not only like a fitting encapsulation of the show's roots, but very much tailored to the craziness of the current moment.
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And this year, the second single from her latest album, Lover — "You Need to Calm Down" — was a perfect encapsulation of her politics of messiness, conflating anti-gay prejudice with Twitter drama.
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As with the Black Sox and Fatty Arbuckle scandals almost a century before, Weinstein's actions became industry-threatening because of their placement amid — and encapsulation of — a slew of era-defining current events.
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It's a question whose answer countless historians, politicians and journalists have reached for before, but the end result here is a perfect encapsulation of what makes podcasts different from other forms of media.
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Finland's government has already granted a construction license for the above-ground encapsulation plant and disposal facility Posiva needs to treat the highly radioactive waste before taking it to the underground waste repository.
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"It really helped put all the pieces together to see a full encapsulation of what went down that morning and how everyone was touched in a different way by those events," Scalise recalled.
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To those new to his work, this exhibition is an encapsulation of all his previous achievements and a wonderful way to start to learn about an artist who deserves to be better known.
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It's a simple scene, and it's pretty easy to miss what's happening, but it's a perfect encapsulation of Kay's story, and of what many other women (myself included) have experienced in professional environments.
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The Twitter account of the company's CEO Jack Dorsey was hacked to send out multiple white supremacist tweets on Friday — in many ways, it was a perfect encapsulation of Twitter's most fundamental problems.
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"First time I've tried it — and I think these placenta encapsulation [pills] are working 🎉💕" the mother of three, 36, wrote beneath the photo of her pink container of gray placenta pills.
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Some have consumed the pregnancy organ through encapsulation like Christina, while others have opted to cook theirs or drink it in a form of a smoothie — in part to stave off postpartum depression.
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There are two kinds of sports bras: compression and encapsulation brasSports bras are generally made from stretchy, breathable, moisture-wicking material to provide support and to help women stay dry while working out.
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It's a prime example of what the Antiquities Act was intended to protect, representing an invaluable encapsulation of Tribal Nation history and culture, sites for scientific research, and unmatched recreation opportunities for outdoorsmen.
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In fact, one of those "thank you" rallies included a moment that is just about the best encapsulation of how Donald Trump both uses and depends on his audience that I've ever seen.
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The family's at times infuriating disruptions (animal lovers beware) turn this quiet, moving observational documentary into a heart-skipping thriller as well as a perfect encapsulation of humanity's catastrophic domination of nature. (M.
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The show in all was a perfect encapsulation of who Gaga is as an artist, both in her own mind and in her audience's, and also really just an amazing piece of entertainment.
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The next hour and 40 minutes of the film, which is out now in select theaters, is a harrowing encapsulation of how that morning changed the Connecticut neighborhood—and, really, all of us—forever.
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While nervous staffers and Byrne himself look back at the Governor's tour as an encapsulation of the spiritual conflict at the root of the MASS MOCA vision, the visit yielded an unexpected positive response.
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YouTuber and animator 4096's video "blank vhs covers were kinda beautiful" is the perfect encapsulation of that, gorgeously animating together a series of classic covers from blank VHS tapes from over the years.
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Instead, I'm here to talk about how baffling I found The Orville's third episode in particular, and why it's the best encapsulation of why the show doesn't work at all, despite its lofty ambitions.
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Skyscraper look like the perfect encapsulation of a Rock movie: he's a loving dad, he's concerned about others' safety, and he's ready to jump directly into a burning building to save someone he loves.
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But McConnell lost Paul and Lee for different reasons than he lost Collins — a perfect encapsulation of his struggle to craft a plan that could win 50 of the 20153 Republicans in his conference.
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An encapsulation of nature's almost untamable might, the stag that lends its meat for the dish fits with Sir Walter Scott's vision of Scottish Highlanders as "noble savages," living in Britain's last great wilderness.
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On a gentler note, the 3×3 comic below by Wang XX is a fantastic encapsulation of the tenderness and care that people in China are feeling for one another during this calamitous period.
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Though Freed is too smart to give away the answers to these questions, she puts the best encapsulation of their essential paradox into the mouth of the least reflective of the book's major characters.
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The new disclosure is a stunning encapsulation of the breadth of former special counsel Robert Mueller's work, and comes after CNN and BuzzFeed News sued for access to more information about Mueller's witness interviews.
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One scene in particular, in which Fonny's friend Daniel (Brian Tyree Henry) slowly and painfully recounts life in prison, is a showcase not just for the performers, but also a painful encapsulation of what awaits.
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Most collectors buy what other people buy, and what other people buy is what is happening right now, today, and if Instagram is anything, it's an encapsulation and display of the most urgent present moment.
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So if anything, the one thing Westworld's depressing orgy gets right is that it's the perfect encapsulation of Westworld — and HBO's — general portrayal of sex: dull background noise wrapped in a thin veneer of sensationalism.
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The premiere is the perfect encapsulation of what makes the series so good — and one sketch stood out in particular as the kind of pointed commentary we've come to expect and crave from Schumer's show.
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What We Do In the Shadows is the perfect encapsulation of this type of film, as much for what it failed to do in movie theaters as for what it subsequently did on the internet.
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"I'm not a ladies man, I'm a landmine / Filming my own fake death" is the first line of the album, and it's a pretty good encapsulation of the emotional territory Wolf mines over Alopecia's 2000 minutes.
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Mr. Langrée, speaking from the podium before the concert on Saturday, took the spirit of the Akademie even further, describing it as an encapsulation of the composer's beliefs in the power of art and human potential.
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And the hotel itself manages to be entangled in many of those potential conflicts, serving as an encapsulation of the complications that Trump's refusal to sell his businesses could create for his presidency and the country.
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"Teorema" (on Friday, Saturday and Wednesday), with Terence Stamp as an ethereal outsider who seduces the residents of a bourgeois household from the maid on up, might come the closest to an encapsulation of Pasolini's obsessions.
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Furious and darkly funny, it's a tight, explosive encapsulation of our very specific moment in history, and one that brings both the physical and metaphysical into the picture as it considers what could be the future.
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You could make a case for how "Fireflies" is a perfect union of the late 00s' two biggest music modes (electro-pop and emo), and thus survives as a perfect encapsulation of the era, but come on.
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"The Bells" was an episode of horrors, horrors that Jaime tried to prevent and Cersei did her best to bring about — a perfect encapsulation of how the two characters have changed over the course of the show.
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BuzzFeed editor-in-chief Ben Smith recently called Biden "the stand-in for a generation of Americans disoriented by changing mores," and it feels like as good an encapsulation as any of Biden's recent non-campaign campaign.
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Not only is their rhetoric a perfect encapsulation of today's polarized political climate, but it also represents the sort of smash-mouth, off-the-cuff style of politicking that's fueled both politicians' popularity amongst their respective bases.
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That hour is perhaps a better encapsulation of the show than the entirety of the show, and it feels so true to the book that it hardly seems like it wasn't in there in the first place.
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I loved her last line, too, because it's such a great encapsulation of that balance: I believed that she really did want to stay her mother's little girl forever, in a certain state of innocence and deniability.
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But to those who were already skeptical of Michigan's emergency manager law, the Flint crisis seems like an encapsulation of everything that can go wrong when a single person with a single-minded focus controls a city.
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A key encapsulation of what Zuckerberg believes early Facebook to be: a place that brings people together and connects groups of friends, so that they can then share information and ideas about the things that they're passionate about.
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The resulting movie, made up of film shot on the Western Front from 1914 to 1918 paired with archival voice-overs from veterans, is a unique encapsulation of the lives of British soldiers who fought in the trenches.
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It struck me as a perfect encapsulation of the affection we have for, and the pride we have in, our sports teams, what they mean to us — we would care for them, even if they never played again.
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It struck me as a perfect encapsulation of the affection we have for, and the pride we have in, our sports teams, what they mean to us — we would care for them, even if they never played again.
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The live-stream was, almost unintentionally, an encapsulation of where Mr. Sanders is in the race: a candidate pressing more for his ideas than himself — and wedded deeply to the platform that running for president provides his agenda.
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We're so used to equating seriousness with importance that this jars at first: It's hard to square the encapsulation of all human knowledge with a policy called "Don't be a dick" (since revised to "Don't be a jerk").
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It's a genuinely intense moment for Jamie and Claire, but it's also an accidentally tidy encapsulation of what happens to a lot of characters on this show once they stop being of immediate use to Jamie and Claire.
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The best encapsulation of what Rainbow is really about comes in its opening track, "Bastards," a song that's less about excoriating vindictive assholes than encouraging and celebrating those who would stand up in the face of vindictive assholes.
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Coffee Lids: Peel, Pinch, Pucker, Puncture by Louise Harpman and Scott Specht is the perfect encapsulation of this, full of close-up photographs and patent drawings that show how this everyday object is a true work of functional art.
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There's perhaps no better encapsulation of Fisher's prickly but loving relationship with the man and movies that made her famous than this 2005 clip of Fisher at the American Film Institute's ceremony presenting Lucas with a lifetime achievement award.
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The on-ears deliver decent noise isolation when I'm commuting — M&D currently doesn't offer noise-canceling headphones — but of course the over-ear pads offer encapsulation, so they do a much better job of keeping environmental sounds out.
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" Appealing to his base It was an eloquent encapsulation of the political creed that powered his rise to the presidency and his belief that he is delivering for what Vice President Mike Pence called the "forgotten men and women.
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Still, even with its drawbacks, Split is a solid encapsulation of what Shyamalan is all about, propelled by all his favorite topics, goosed by the audience's expectations of a Shyamalan film, and topped off with the signature Shyamalan twist.
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It feels, thus far, to be the perfect encapsulation of the "garden in a box" philosophy that Super Mario 64 was designed with, but with 12x the density, with dozens upon dozens of moons (basically, objectives) in each kingdom.
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It was a perfect encapsulation of the dislike and doubt that Trump supporters carried for Clinton: They weren't totally sure what laws Clinton had broken but they were absolutely convinced that she -- and he husband -- had done something wrong.
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Likewise, Leena Krohn's COLLECTED FICTION (Cheeky Frawg, $36.99) is inherently indulgent: It's massive, as befits the encapsulation of a prolific (Finnish) writer's life work, and it's multifaceted, deploying varied formats and lenses, including multiple translators, to present a complete picture.
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But this also feels like a perfect encapsulation of the cultural dynamics currently engulfing the United States: a bit of commentary tucked between David Fincher's precise, icy shot selection and the unflinching portrayal of killers like Ed Kemper (Cameron Britton).
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And in a time where British music is finding its feet again, top marks also go to bars like "Real and good, true and proper," a poetic encapsulation of what it means to make music that could only come from London.
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Hearing that laughter against the deep, somber chords of the score as she searches for poisonous mushrooms to take him down is just a perfect encapsulation to me of what makes Phantom Thread work: pathos, romance, and a big, slow wink.
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The Company's lead program is ThermoDox®, a proprietary heat-activated liposomal encapsulation of doxorubicin, currently in Phase III development for the treatment of primary liver cancer and in Phase II development for the treatment of recurrent chest wall breast cancer.
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It's a tidy encapsulation of Dre associates (Likwit Crew) and his evolving sound, touching on three distinct periods: "Some LA Niggaz" bridges the gap between his N.W.A. days and the Chronic jam session, fused through his late 90s Aftermath sensibility.
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The German newsweekly Der Spiegel depicted Trump beheading the Statue of Liberty on its cover — an instant viral hit and the perfect encapsulation of damage being done to both our nation's most cherished values and our standing in the world.
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The disconnect between the reality of this new proposal — "fairly modest" in the words of a bulletin from one investor advisory firm — and the rhetoric deployed by the administration is really a perfect encapsulation of Trump's agenda on drug prices.
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This is the perfect encapsulation of the ruling Republican Party today: an uncompromising president who inflicts long-term damage to avoid the short-term humiliation, and a spineless leader of the Senate who stands by him every step of the way.
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What attracted them all — what created this perfect encapsulation of the present moment — was the history, the glamour, the authenticity of River Plate against Boca Juniors, two of the game's most famous names in what is, arguably, soccer's most intense rivalry.
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As a whole, Pauline's story in this episode is a pretty neat encapsulation of the frustrating cycle that greets women trying to get experience in male-dominated fields — a cycle that, unfortunately, resonates far beyond the limits of Feud's 1962 setting.
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What really occurred outside the restaurant as Ms. Trump entered remained a subject of dispute among several people involved, and an encapsulation of much of Mr. Trump's Washington: unreliable narratives, petty feuds and the sense that one family controls all.
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" But laced within its dystopian narrative is an encapsulation of a first-generation immigrant's nostalgia for New York, a place where, as Candace notes, "most people have already lived, in some sense, in the public imagination, before they ever arrive.
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Chloé's video was a perfect encapsulation of the TikTok sensibility: She used a popular meme format to show the hypocrisy of the lack of media attention by comparing it to the immediate outpouring of financial support after the Notre Dame fire.
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Abramovich's kindness has given Slutsky the chance to meet as many people as possible — power brokers and peers alike — and it was in one of these encounters that Slutsky was offered the perfect encapsulation of the bind he is in.
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It's the perfect encapsulation of Russia's entire fake news propaganda strategy, which they've also used in Syria to deny chemical attacks by Bashar al-Assad's regime, the Russian troop presence in Ukraine, and interference in the 2016 US presidential elections.
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While many old-heads would cite "Equalized" as the first of Jawbreaker's punk-level hits, the best starting point came a little later, with "Want" being the first song on Unfun and the perfect encapsulation of the band's early charms.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing for Kavanaugh, meanwhile, with all that animated it (and with the dozens of arrests each day of protesters who interrupted the hearing) could stand as the perfect encapsulation of the reality of living in this moment.
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Furious, darkly funny, and deeply disturbing, First Reformed is a tight, explosive encapsulation of our very specific political and ecological moment in history, and one that brings both the physical and metaphysical into the picture as it considers what could be the future.
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"The next steps in this work will focus on further understanding the encapsulation effects on the dynamics of the released PTX and its correlation with its biological activity as well as in the optimization of the drug release mechanism," the researchers conclude.
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Lou Holtz, the former college football coach, appeared with Jason Whitlock on Tucker Carlson's Fox News program Tuesday night, and the seven-minute clip is a pretty solid encapsulation of how the movement that Colin Kaepernick started last year has been completely hijacked.
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Steve Krakauer, a former CNN senior digital producer, flagged the segment in a tweet and slammed the participants for "the arrogance, the dismissiveness, the smug cackling, the accents," saying the segment was a "perfect encapsulation" of a media disconnect from many Americans.
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Delivered at the time as a reprimand to a petulant player, the phrase has become a personal calling card of sorts for Owens, a tidy encapsulation of the stern-but-funny style that has made him rugby's most respected, and most recognizable, referee.
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During the parade, Wolfe's car brushed up against one of the protesters and Wolfe appeared to do nothing — which, to the students protesting, was a perfect encapsulation of his lack of interest in their concerns and an indication that he needed to resign.
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His 2018 LP Love & Resistance is a perfect encapsulation of his genre-and-border defying approach, enlisting artists like soul veteran and Curtis Mayfield collaborator Nicole Willis and Beninese singer and former Fela Kuti affiliate Kaleta, along with many others throughout the album.
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Considering her impact, it's strange that this is only Alice Glass' first ever solo collection of work, but though it's been a long time coming, it feels like a perfect encapsulation of who she is and the sound she's worked towards throughout her career.
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Apart from being heartwarming, the story of a Mexican man getting to see a fellow Mexican front and center, saving the day in front of millions of excited fans, is a perfect encapsulation of how diverse casts can make a tangible difference in people's lives.
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"The various modes of worship, which prevailed in the Roman world, were all considered by the people, as equally true; by the philosopher, as equally false; and by the magistrate, as equally useful," the historian wrote, a neat encapsulation of different attitudes towards religion.
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When socially privileged children are separated from their families at a tender age, some develop what psychotherapists have called "Boarding School Syndrome": "a defensive and protective encapsulation of the self," in which they learn to hide emotion, fake maturity, and assert dominance over anyone weaker.
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Some of its ad campaigns, for example, seem more like a stereotypical male fantasy — the director Michael Bay filmed a TV spot in which scantily clad models strutted in front of helicopters, motorcycles and fiery explosions — than a realistic encapsulation of what women want.
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It seemed to be the perfect encapsulation of exactly how the coverage of this year's games is going when it comes to women — and the way women are treated in society more generally: This headline is a metaphor for basically the entire world. pic.twitter.
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In perhaps the perfect encapsulation of TikTok's predation problems and the murky teenage justice that has emerged around them, a week after their interview with BuzzFeed News, Kretzmann was accused by a group of young creators including Liz W. of sending sexual messages to underage fans.
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When one character says that the only way to live free is to not join, it's the film's encapsulation of what constitutes a bad guy: Star Wars films are testaments to the idea that nobody, not even a Jedi Master, can go it alone without getting destroyed.
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For 12 years, Battle of the Network Stars was not only the greatest thing on television, but the very encapsulation of the American dream: celebrities in short shorts and skimpy bathing suits proving their physical superiority via obstacle courses in front of millions of adoring fans.
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In Profile, what stuck with me is the way that Amy toggles between discussions with her boyfriend about splitting their bills 70/30 and doing research into European women who've gone off to join ISIS, a whiplash encapsulation of how the mundane and the alarming get flattened together online.
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Perhaps the perfect early encapsulation of the early heartbreak was the 1982 playoffs, when the Chargers won an impossible game in Miami on the back of two (two!) blocked field goals, Kellen Winslow sacrificing his body so completely that it took two teammates to carry him off the field.
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Larry Neal, a member of the Black Arts Movement (founded by the poet Amiri Baraka to generate politically engaged art resisting Western, Eurocentric traditions), wrote that the effort "envisions an art that speaks directly to the needs and aspirations of Black America," an encapsulation quoted in the exhibition text.
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From the specificity of the fine—which invites the possibility that a $12,155 fine would be a slightly different type of celebration-related offense—to the deliriously misplaced righteousness of the fine's very existence, it seems like an ideal encapsulation of the ridiculousness of the NFL's discipline fetish.
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This premiere is a perfect encapsulation of that tone: There's Rory and Lorelai frolicking through the town square and then bickering while "Those Lazy Crazy Hazy Days" drones in the background; and there's the turn from that warm, sun-drenched festival to Lorelai crying quietly in Luke's diner. 65.
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When: April 8–August 12 Where: Queens Museum (New York City Building, Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Corona, Queens) Mel Chin's work defies tidy summarizing and shorthand encapsulation, but suffice to say that its most consistent and defining feature is that it is always incredibly smart and enduringly poignant.
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This liminality — balancing between the political and the poetic — stands out as an encapsulation of the work made by these women, who were as ready to turn the world upside down as their mostly male avant-garde predecessors, but were halted at the gate by the social status of their sex.
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This exchange, the authors write, was "the most satisfying and fitting encapsulation" of the way Trump makes everything about him.) Started in the early, early Twitter days, the newsletter conceptually shares some of the same qualities as the platform (links, an emphasis on the overheard, an interest in process news).
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Also in the mix: cold-pressing techniques which eschew typical heat methods used to extract ingredients and result in better stabilization; powder and pearl encapsulation, also geared to help extend stability; time-released products; and concentrated formulas that shoot up into 30% potency, something that may be useful to nicotine addicts.
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The band has been perfecting their brand of turbulent space-grunge and post-punk to an obsessive degree and [Mental Hoop], chugging mightily along at an all too brief 35 minutes, is a terrific encapsulation of their ethos: momentum, impotent rage, repetition, and just enough ragged melody to keep hope afloat.
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She coos "I try/ To stay away from you but you get me high / Only person in this town that I like / Guess I can take one more trip for the night" to a chilled out, slow-thumping beat—an aural encapsulation of taking a Xanax on a night out.
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The highlights of the last ten years, from AirPower to Google Wave My favorite thing about gadgets is that they are intensely revealing: each one is a semipermanent encapsulation of a company's trade-offs and priorities, and once they're shipped, there's no more PR spin or influencer marketing to hide behind.
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In that time, the podcast has also evolved from a perfect encapsulation of the live alt-comedy show to something of a comedy institution, where actors and bands not known for their humor flex a never-before-seen muscle, right alongside some of the most accomplished improv comedians in the business.
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For Mr. Chatti, who arrived at Louis Vuitton in 2010 under strict orders to forge a world-class fine watchmaking operation for the luxury group LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, the recognition is the perfect encapsulation of just how far the brand has come since it first started making timepieces in 2002.
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Look directly into the glowing light of Will Smith jamming a fallen set of grills back into his mouth and this is also a beautiful encapsulation of dad-ness: the simultaneous state of loving your kids and also having a desperate, inexplicable urge to embarrass them as much and as often as possible.
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Particularly for Democrats, the story of the "Empire" actor being attacked by two white men who put a noose around his neck, called him racist and homophobic slurs, and hailed "MAGA country" was a perfect encapsulation of the Trump-influenced hatred they stand against, and an opportunity to reiterate their own values.
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I volunteered for this discussion mostly so I could yell about Presidentrix, because it deserves more credit for being both one of the funniest things I've encountered in a book in ages and a neat encapsulation of some of the broader points Fleishman Is in Trouble wants to make about gender and narrative.
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She is also the result of what happens when adjacent institutions commingle: rap and corporate America, the internet and the music business, reality TV and social media fame, white feminism and shallow intersectionality, Florida's strangeness and a local-color rap trend not unlike the 20013th-century literary movement in its encapsulation of regional quirks.
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Even Horford, someone whose general demeanor suggests he's never burned the roof of his mouth on a hot slice of pizza, has rushed some shots this year (his odd pull up in transition from just above the free-throw line at Oracle on Saturday night is in some ways a perfect encapsulation of Boston's problems).
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For some audiences, it was a seething (and maybe empathetic) encapsulation of rage against an unjust world; for others, it was a reprehensible attempt to shallowly redeem a white cop who had brutalized black characters that not only was hopelessly bad on race and wildly tone-deaf but defanged its exploration of female vengeance.
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"This is post-backpack, post-swag rap, the end of trap, and it's not wack," Tunji raps on "Fired Up," and it's a neat encapsulation of his sound: The kids who might have fallen into the world of Native Tongues or Rawkus Records acts in past decades are working with a broader set of ideas about the genre now.
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It's a perfect encapsulation of the show's humor — virtual facial hair is funny, sure; but it's even funnier because someone out there is likely working on it right this very minute (and they probably work for Snapchat.) As the not-so-unrealistic show enters its third season, it's embracing the tech industry's absurdity more so than ever before.
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Over the last ten years, the band has been perfecting their brand of turbulent space-grunge and post-punk to an obsessive degree and the new record, chugging mightily along at an all too brief 35 minutes, is a terrific encapsulation of their ethos: momentum, impotent rage, repetition, and just enough ragged melody to keep hope afloat.
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Whatever your opinion on the show, the moment is a perfect encapsulation of Body Talk's unique and enduring appeal: It's a collection of songs rooted in loneliness, nostalgia, and forbidden love, with just enough debauchery to soundtrack your Saturday night out—and a warm enough touch to keep you company when you're walking home early Sunday morning.
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Like his counterparts, his music might sound like something you'd expect from a guy who graduated from high school in Tokyo only to move back to Atlanta to become a rapper: some part Lil Uzi Vert and some part Playboi Carti with traditional Japanese cover art, MadeInTyo is actually the perfect encapsulation of the "New Atlanta" scene.
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Kevin putting his penis on a scanner is just about the best encapsulation of these bizarro Kevin episodes as we're going to get There's meaning lurking around every corner and in every inch of every familiar face on The Leftovers, but moments like those, more than anything, are just like the weirdest fucking dreams you've ever had.
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Constantine Fraser, an analyst at the research firm TS Lombard, told CNBC Wednesday that the 5G quarrel is "only the latest episode in the deterioration of Germany's relationship with the U.S." Andrew Bishop, a partner at advisory firm Signum Global, meanwhile told CNBC Wednesday that the disagreement is a "perfect encapsulation" of the challenge with the trans-Atlantic relationship.
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Demme's final narrative feature didn't get the appreciation it deserved (well, except here at Vox), but it's a beautiful encapsulation of his talents as a director, merging family drama (à la his Rachel Getting Married) with a narrative about an aging rocker played by Meryl Streep that allows Demme to stage some truly enchanting musical sequences.
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There's an edible that dissolves in your mouth leaving no residue, called QuickStrip; Annabis, a line of high-end handbags that hide the smell of weed; cannabis marshmallows called Mellows; a tiny, powerful 4-inch disposable vape pen called The Little Chicken; an early stage startup called Form Factory with a patented "micro-encapsulation" technique that helps make edibles more consistent.
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My late lamented pal Robert Hughes, who was the first to notice that somehow Ronald Reagan and Andy Warhol were made for each other; William Hazlitt (the greatest two-word oxymoronic encapsulation of Rembrandt: "dark light"); Meyer Schapiro (profound on Cézanne's apples); Rosalind Krauss, exacting and inspiring; Lawrence Gowing, still peerless on Turner; Erwin Panofsky ("Meaning in the Visual Arts" changed my life).
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President Donald Trump has pushed a dizzying amount of misinformation about wind energy in 2019 — including, perhaps most memorably, his claim about wind turbines causing cancer — but if you're looking for an encapsulation, you won't find a better example than the speech he delivered on Saturday night to the Turning Point USA Student Action Summit in West Palm Beach, Florida.
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Stories start to leak They color your name While up above Cloud turns to rain Gabriel offers an incisive encapsulation of Snowden's still-controversial legacy... Some say you're a patriot Some call you a spy An american hero Or a traitor that deserves to die ...While still being quite clear about what Peter Gabriel believes Snowden ought to do with the data he has access to.
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"Swamp" itself is yet another encapsulation of why Brockhampton sound like the future: a bunch of fresh, different verses from which it's difficult to choose the best, a poppy hook (I think almost immediately of N*SYNC and honestly I'm not mad at the comparison), and a mellow beat that demonstrates the group can take on pretty much any mood and make their sound suit it.
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It seems that Madge was not consulted about Blond Ambition, which feels like kind of poor form from the studio, but her reaction—that is the ability to feel like I wasn't told there was going to be a film about me to our society is diseased is a logical jump—is a perfect encapsulation of why she is one of our most beloved stars of all time.
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Roger Cohen Opinion Columnist "The indigenous American berserk," Philip Roth's encapsulation of the country he loved, is a resonating phrase in this time of repetitive school shootings, incontinent presidential tweets, tawdry abuse of public office, rule by mob incitement, manipulation through falsehood, wall obsessions, and the truncation of the English language to a 77-word lexicon "better called Jerkish," as Roth described Donald's Trump's miserable linguistic impact in The New Yorker.
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Opinion by: Saagar Enjeti Failed presidential candidate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonSanders: 'Outrageous' to suggest Gabbard 'is a foreign asset' Clinton attacks on Gabbard become flashpoint in presidential race Saagar Enjeti: Clinton remarks on Gabbard 'shows just how deep the rot in our system goes' MORE continued her debasement tour over the weekend in a stunning display of hubris and the perfect encapsulation of why she lost in the first place.
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With its depiction of nubile hot bodies navigating the thrilling highs and crushing lows of falling for the one you want instead of the one you need, AYTO isn't just the wildest dating show currently airing on U.S. television, one with the strange particularity of applying actual game theory to something as intangible and mysterious as romantic chemistry; it also, somehow, feels like the perfect encapsulation of how young people date today.
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Here's Henry dancing to Dinosaur Jr.: And Isaac Hayes: And of course Iggy Pop: One time, Henry's upside-down mouth, "Chinry Rollins," promoted his new book: In this very short clip, Heidi colors in Henry's tattoos: And lastly, the best encapsulation of the relationship between the two: Henry finding a hypodermic needle on the street and Heidi scolding him like a child to throw it away: God bless this account, possibly the last thing on the internet untainted by the horrors of the world.
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