Sentence examples for I could encompass from inspiring English sources

She wasn't sure how I could encompass her œuvre, since it covered so many subjects: animal rights, emotions in criminal law, Indian politics, disability, religious intolerance, political liberalism, the role of humanities in the academy, sexual harassment, transnational transfers of wealth.

Nona: I think I was more dogmatic about feminism and what it could encompass.

And that would change American politics in a very significant way, greatly expanding the range of possibilities it could encompass.

Legal experts lined up to warn that the definition of "glorification" was too broad, and some politicians argued it could encompass fighting totalitarian regimes.

In addition to the derivatives and clearing concerns, it could encompass issues including job cuts and the preservation of financial activities in various cities.

Accordingly, he tried to expand the outer limit of his own language to the point where it could encompass even the most extreme forms of human experience.

"The bill is so broad it could encompass all kinds of things," said Randy Thomasson, president of SaveCalifornia.com, who has been active in opposing same-sex marriage in the state.

But Morden has been someone else - although I wish English had a tense that could encompass all the ambiguities in that last "has".

I always wanted to find that one artist who could encompass movies, TV and music.

"There are these nine accidents that happen to Doug, and I needed an ensemble of voices to embody them, because no single human voice could encompass the range".

Those voices from elsewhere, too, could encompass other minorities.