Sentence examples for encompass its from inspiring English sources
No matter how resistant and detached Buell is from the idea of the G.A.N., he cannot resist an idea of bigness: he favors "Beloved" over "The Catcher in the Rye," say, because it seems somehow to get it all in, to sum it all up, to encompass its predecessors.
He believed the US to be the principal menace in the world, and he thought it was the duty of revolutionaries to encompass its destruction.
It's a work of such immensity and scope that it is almost impossible for a single performance to fully encompass its complexities of meaning: interpretative cogency is consequently a question of emphasis, which brings with it the inevitable risk that one or more of its elements can be underplayed.
The establishment bid for seriousness seems to be to keep the field broad enough to encompass its credentialed but low-performing candidates.
The rules are unnecessarily complicated, and Bangkok's exempt zones encompass its seediest districts, including infamous Patpong, undermining their prudish rationale.There is hope, however, for South-East Asia's revellers.
His 5 Live remit grew from Fighting Talk to encompass its Sunday sports coverage and a Friday night preview show, as well as co-presenting the drivetime slot during last year's London Olympics with Peter Allen, earning him another Sony gold.
It curls around the edge of the notoriously liberal city, encompassing its most conservative voters and the largest Asian neighborhoods — the Sunset, the Richmond and Chinatown.
His way with wood encompasses its traditions in art, furnituremaking and architecture.
Most of France lies in the southern part of the temperate zone, although the subtropical zone encompasses its southern fringe.
Dewey's British operation, which also encompasses its Paris office and is a separate legal entity from the United States partnership, has more than 200 lawyers and support staff.
The area is home to three-fourths of the township's 51,000 residents and encompasses its business district, most of its major cultural attractions and an 18-hole golf course.
