Sentence examples for both sparse and all-encompassing from inspiring English sources

This song, which manages to sound both sparse and all-encompassing, builds nicely and hits hard, without ever crossing the line into self-conceit.

Director and co-writer Benh Zeitlin, using Lucy Alibar's play Juicy and Delicious, crafts a fully enveloping world that is both pinpoint specific and all-encompassing enough to be a timeless fable.

Both local (limited to the site of placental attachment) and all-encompassing interrelationships should be better elucidated [ 38].

Their agendas tended to be broad and all-encompassing.

And the dark glasses and all-encompassing snood do help.

All they had were their feelings, which Ms. Riddell described as "unconditional and all-encompassing".

"Her love was full-throated and all-encompassing and unadorned," Ms. Strayed writes.

CAN a revolution, as rigorous and all-encompassing as Iran's, be civilised step by step?

Walker and Llewelyn Davies realised theirs through the machinery of state planning at its most powerful and all-encompassing.

Christine Corton dates the emergence of "true London fog, thick, yellow, and all-encompassing" to the 1840s.

Islam plays a role in this, with its straitjacketed and all-encompassing worldview.