The former (Special Forces) relates to a very specific U.S. Army unit while the latter (Special Operations Forces) is an all encompassing phrase for irregular warfare units.
It began — the uncertainty that darkened into anguish, the lurking sense of loss, the sudden expansion of people's vocabularies to encompass phrases like "stranger danger" — on the day when a little boy talked his parents into saying yes to the kind of question every child asks, and when the answer is "no, not yet," asks again and again: Can I walk to the bus stop by myself?
Is there an encompassing journey?
Iphigénie's aria with chorus, "O malheureuse Iphigénie," also in a major key, opens with a phrase encompassing nearly two octaves, which a listener easily perceives as celestial but perhaps not heartbreaking.
If I create a painting that is merely suggestive of that course's famous holes, but is not actually a factual view … and if their trademark encompasses the phrase "PEBBLE BEACH," can I use the term "PEBBLE"?
We need a term that goes beyond vogue word to encompass whole phrases like having said that.
Data phrases from interviews encompassing a complete concept or idea were tagged.
From Shenzhen, he took his enthusiasm for political reform abroad, spelling out to CNN some of the substance the vague phrase encompassed: "…such a democracy first and foremost should serve to ensure people's right to democratic elections, oversight and decision-making".
An apparently innocuous phrase can encompass a worldview, implying one line or another on the material to hand.
Perhaps "gay soldier" is a phrase that encompasses too many categories for a Republican field that has been caught up in caricature-mongering, and all too willing to slip away from reality, and from the multitude of complexities that most lives contain.
Passion, focus, organization, and tenacity are a few of the essential traits--and all are encompassed by a simple phrase: resource management, as my wife calls it.
