Sentence examples for encompass just from inspiring English sources

And what is "mild" E.D.? It's not really defined and could encompass just about any complaint imaginable.

Nutriset's critics say that line of argument is disingenuous, because the Plumpy'nut patent is so broad as to encompass just about any kind of nut-based nutritional paste.

Here, in time for Father's Day gift buying, is a selection of five recent titles that encompass just such a range.

In all truth, Twelfth Night is my all-time favourite in that it seems to encompass just about every human emotion and offers a perfect blend of comedy and tragedy.

But the figures encompass just two big categories of ancillary revenue and don't take into account the new revenue airlines are gaining from things like the "upsell," which is how they typically refer to initiatives like charging extra fees for all but the least desirable coach seats.

It was then that the producers approached Mr. Shiner, whose skills as a clown with a mean streak were thought to encompass just the sort of danger required for the major-domo-like role of the Cat. Even more dangerously, though, the Cat in the Hat is ubiquitous in "Seussical," assuming various personalities, commenting on the action and, gulp, singing his heart out.

And what it is not has, over the years, encompassed just about everything.

The restaurant's wine list encompasses just two dozen reds, whites and sherries and there's no hard liquor.

Instead of the 322 square miles that the "Green Book" had stated definitively for two decades, geographers discovered that the city really encompasses just under 305 square miles.

Even though the Hart and Risley study had encompassed just a few dozen families, the transcribing and coding of all those tapes had been laborious.

By encompassing just about every product category under the sun — and then calling out Apple and Google, of all targets — Mr. Shaw draws attention to Microsoft's weak spots.