Sentence examples for cannot encompass from inspiring English sources
One cannot encompass everything.
Academics have long sniffed at university rankings, which they feel cannot encompass the complexities of higher education.
"You see, both the donor and the carrier contributed biologically to each child, so the term cannot encompass this situation".
But surely, I thought, no EU constitution is worth the paper its written on if it cannot encompass a reunified Europe?
Emphasis is given to exploration in dark or large environments, which one cannot encompass at a glance, necessitating a gradual sector-by-sector exploration.
Standardized testing can show a child's gain in math and reading skills, but cannot encompass a child's emotional and intellectual growth, which is arguably more important.
This reveals that different approaches have different advantages and therefore, using only one of them cannot fully encompass a wide range of catchment heterogeneity.
Hence we are led swiftly to the conclusion that our direct awareness cannot possibly encompass phenomena possessing temporal extension.
In a moment of trust, or faith, or hope, or sheer insistence upon self-expression, such as human terms cannot possibly encompass, the impulse's Source - which from our vantage-point boggles the mind as the unfathomable No-thing before time - took a step into physical actuality.
The similar predictions of both SEN and current methods to detect structure disruption is likely due to the use of the same thermodynamic model for RNA folding that cannot fully encompass three-dimensional interactions, which results in similar prediction accuracy.
