(See Beyonce, Sheryl Sandberg, John Legend and Amy Schumer, who have all embraced the term over the past few years).
Still, the program was not all embracing.
Her relatives all embrace her now, she says.
And one is that "theatre" will become an ever more inclusive, all-embracing term.
Gender studies is an all-embracing term covering courses with widely different content.
Now "theatre" is an all-embracing term that includes street spectacles and art installations, and drama can take whatever form the artist chooses.
The organisers hope that "English Folk Music" will become a globally-recognised musical "brand" in the way that "EDM" has become an all-embracing term for electronic dance music.
Boating, a rather all-embracing term, is becoming more popular, whether engaged in with a rowboat, a canoe, an outboard motorboat, a twelve-cylinder speedster, a sailboat big enough for four people who have been on an eighteen-day diet for a year and a half, or an ocean-going yacht.
By John C. Emery The New Yorker, March 29 , 1930P. 53 Boating, a rather all-embracing term, is becoming more popular, whether engaged in with a rowboat, a canoe, an outboard motorboat, a twelve-cylinder speedster, a sailboat big enough for four people who have been on an eighteen-day diet for a year and a half, or an ocean-going yacht.
Patina is an all-embracing term in the terminology of surface changes of materials due to natural ageing by chemical physical reactions going on near, at and above the original surface of a stone.
In Saudi Arabia the paranoia is all-embracing.
