Sentence examples for encompass much of from inspiring English sources

The Southern Highlands encompass much of the states of Michoacán, Guerrero, Oaxaca, and Chiapas.

The quasi-autobiographical hero familiar from earlier novels has been updated to encompass much of the current scene.

And Dalziel seems to me to encompass much of what we imagine to be the defining characteristics of Yorkshiremen.

The Alchemy of Desire is an ambitious novel: it not only attempts to encompass much of contemporary India, it also forays into colonial territory (Jim Corbett, hill stations, white goddesses, brown lovers).

Attenborough, who is visiting Australia, has thrown his support behind the establishment of the Great Forest national park, which would encompass much of the central highlands area of Victoria.

That evening and over the ensuing days, violence, looting, and arson spread to encompass much of the Los Angeles region, from Pacoima in the San Fernando Valley to Long Beach, south of the city.

Julie's life story encompasses much of this range.

Actually it encompasses much of what Mr Hashimoto holds dear.

Travancore was a kingdom that once encompassed much of southern India.

Short, plump and pleasant, his extraordinary life story encompasses much of the country's compelling history.

Mr. Horn's life encompassed much of the history of 20th-century Hungary.