Sentence examples similar to all-encompassing talks from inspiring English sources
WHEN Peter Sutherland, the GATT's last director-general, brought down the gavel on the Uruguay round in December 1993, some people wondered whether there would ever be another such all-encompassing round of trade talks.
Much of the scepticism is born from the fact Kerry's ambitious talk of the all-encompassing "final status agreement" has, for some months now, been replaced with more modest noises about a getting the sides to endorse a set of basic principles for further talks.
His close friend Van Jones was visibly distraught on the day Prince died, but Van felt duty bound to stay on the air and talk about how all-encompassing Prince's genius was.
He likes to talk of the uklad a sinister, all-encompassing structure which has, in effect, stolen the country during the past 15 years.
"Curb appeal" is one of those all-encompassing home decor terms that is thrown around when talking about everything from landscaping to house numbers to mailboxes.
Many commentators talk glibly about employee "engagement," as if that concept were all-encompassing and easy to define.
People in Istanbul had been talking about it like the season finale of some exhaustive, all-encompassing soap opera.
I was talking with an American ex-pat in Tokyo who described technology in Japan as all-encompassing.
The system is all-encompassing.
This is an all-encompassing sensory experience.
