Sentence examples for encompass a kind from inspiring English sources

Finally, fake brands — the parodic Simpsons products, Mooby's in Kevin Smith movies, Big Kahuna burgers in "Pulp Fiction," etc. — tend to be appealing partly because they are fake and often encompass a kind of critique of the absurdity of branding itself.

But the combination of the cadence and the rhythms of the words coming at you, and the space and the lighting it encompassed a kind of netherworld that I had never imagined, and couldn't imagine anyone imagining.

But the combination of the cadence and the rhythms of the words coming at you, and the space and the lighting — it encompassed a kind of netherworld that I had never imagined, and couldn't imagine anyone imagining.

Since principal photography occurred during the winter months, snowfall was a prerequisite in simulating a "persistent coldness" that encompassed "a hypersensitive kind of glare".

My father-in-law's will to completion — his need to encompass a subject by buying all the available books and putting them on display — represented an ideal, a kind of abstract utopia, a recovered country free of vicissitudes.

They encompass a wide range of experience.

As such, construction of a model to accurately represent and encompass all kinds of music is very complicated.

On the strategic side, it brings some clarity to Paktor's previous intention to move into "social entertainment," a fairly nebulous term that encompasses any kind of entertainment on a smartphone.

The link with a place and its identity is not sufficient to encompass all kinds of smells.

He added that the international show he planned to organize would encompass "all kinds or art," from painting and sculpture to video and installation pieces.

"The bill is so broad it could encompass all kinds of things," said Randy Thomasson, president of SaveCalifornia.com, who has been active in opposing same-sex marriage in the state.