Sentence examples for Had encompassed from inspiring English sources
No regimes, ever, had encompassed with such totality the peoples under their sway.
Possibly it had encompassed the quarters inhabited by the population of artisans and merchants, the larger city beyond the citadel.
The meeting had been "excellent" and "wide-ranging," Obama said, and had encompassed the organization of a White House and several points of foreign and domestic policy.
Joe Clark, the technical director, had encompassed much of the work, but he is retiring at the end of the summer.
Even though the Hart and Risley study had encompassed just a few dozen families, the transcribing and coding of all those tapes had been laborious.
Even so, Maffey's findings were more forgiving than they might have been, as they suffered from the confusion that Objective Murray had encompassed the entire island.
A life that should have encompassed lasting intellectual distinction had fizzled out in defeat and failure.
Her roles within the industry have encompassed financial management, corporate governance and strategic planning.
Over the years, the square has encompassed wildly varying concepts of public spectacle.
Action research has encompassed the individual, the small group, and wider organizational and social entities.
No one has encompassed life's great generalities in quite such magnificent language.
