Sentence examples for encompass a bit from inspiring English sources

The notion T20 is too short a format to encompass a bit of ebb and flow has been banished; so, too, has the old idea it is just "a bit of hit and giggle".

This cheese shop is special in that it encompasses a bit more than your average bear.

It is a willing subject -- nearly as expressive as the human face and probably easier to photogarph for all concerned -- and so ubiquitous that a decent selection of hands can encompass a good bit of the medium's history.

You might return to New Delhi and fly home, or else stay on and — doubling the available time — use this same basic format for an itinerary easily expanded to encompass places a bit farther afield.

But Inness himself had circular tendencies, moving back and forth between dissolving and more precisely rendered images, and encompassing quite a bit of past and future art in the process.

As usual, applications will be able to access data that you've shared with 'Everyone' (which actually encompasses quite a bit of data these days).

They encompass a wide range of experience.

The characters encompass a wide swath of Parisian society.

They help him encompass a prodigious range of commissions.

But, the goals of the TCC encompass quite a bit more than just promoting the ten commandments and making them the supreme law, as if that's not bad enough.

While the word "bisexual" is, as John puts it, "a bit woolly", "queer" encompasses a broad spectrum of desires, and is inclusive of those people who might reject the gender binary, too.