The titles of 20th-century English-language books demonstrate just how popular Crusade metaphors would become, encompassing crusades against tuberculosis, drink, crime, capital punishment, drug abuse, poverty, slavery, and terrorism, along with crusades for justice, education, total freedom, humanity, women's rights, and the environment.
Only with Mr. Fairchild, however, did the ballet again start to become encompassing; we need more like him.
The hyphae of biotrophs grow both inter- and intracellularly, and become encompassed by the host plasma membrane.
The authors of one of these studies stated that in spite of "Pentecostal churches' efforts to transcend the power of witchcraft, they in many cases become encompassed by witchcraft discourse, often taking on the appearance of witchcraft itself" [ 21].
The choreography served as a guide, lighting up the music's structure and drama from within so that they became encompassing and absorbing.
The further science affects society, he said, the more far-reaching that science-industrial complex becomes, encompassing agriculture, transportation, and even Earth itself.
Tribal issues, pastoral issues, land issues; the whole lot becomes encompassed in one animal".
In this religious context, the concept of evil becomes elastic, encompassing much more than pure wickedness.
We can imagine something happening – or we've seen a news article about it – so we scale it up in our minds till it becomes all encompassing.
In many ways it is a moving target because the technology constantly changes, improves, gets faster, gets more wireless, gets more pervasive, and becomes all encompassing.
In its hardline form, then, dependency theory is of perhaps limited value today, which reiterates a lesson learned from modernisation: that when theories become all encompassing, they tend to become ever further removed from useful policy advice.
