Sentence examples for and encompasses so from inspiring English sources

The idea of Free is so broad, and encompasses so many different things, that generalisations are difficult.

"I really believe that virtual reality is going to take over how people consume information, because it's so original and encompasses so much that the possibilities are really endless," she said.

Yet when the two started planning the undertaking, Mr. Wahler said, "it became clear that his project was so large and encompassed so many different systems, he had to have the whole space".

Most women agree it's how a man uses his penis and whether he excels in other areas, because intercourse is just one part of sex; and sex encompasses so much more.

Indeed, the relationship between India and the United States encompasses so many spheres that it is difficult to imagine any serious rupture, analysts said.

It's Tonia's isolation in public, the theatricalization of her different self through paint and dress, that encompasses so much of what makes the black in Western art incalculably lonely, unknowable, troubling, and, sometimes, beautiful, just like other people.

The narrative lacks a magnetic north; it encompasses so much, and the needle swings from Jeanne's predicament to her mother's dismay and to the support that comes from a celebrated Jewish lawyer, played by the ever-compelling Michel Blanc.

We do not use the term self-harm because it encompasses so much and is not clearly defined.

Gay and Klinger both emphasized that school safety encompasses so much more than active-shooter drills and security checks.

Her home collection encompasses so many objects, and so many different patterns — inspired, she said, by prints that have appeared on guess what?

She initiated this report which now encompasses so many topics and languages.