Can this relationship encompass not only a shift in roles, but a changed sense of self?
Panoramas encompass not just additional space but additional time as well, which gives them another minor alliance to Chinese scrolls.
The talks encompass not only the prisoner exchange but also broader issues aimed at bringing the war to an end.
Derived from the Latin expression res publica ("the public thing"), the category of republic could encompass not only democratic states but also oligarchies, aristocracies, and monarchies.
There won't, I hazard, be too many skills teachers fresh out of college who can encompass not just the need for reason, but also its natural limits.
Ms. Friedman's compositions encompass not only modern settings of traditional Hebrew liturgy but also songs for which she wrote original English lyrics.
Mr. Kerry and Mr. Edwards did not mention the Republican commercial directly at a rally Thursday morning in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., but they did continue to hammer the values theme, broadening it to encompass not just issues but also character.
They are trying to formulate a quantum theory that can encompass not just atoms, nuclei, electrons and quarks but the very force of gravity that pulls apples to earth and keeps planets orbiting the sun.
On PIER 90, which the show's promoters have dubbed the "Decorative Arts & Americana" pier, the panoply can easily encompass not just butter churns and Lloyd Loom rockers but the World's Fair ephemera at Ken Schultz's capacious booth.
On any Friday night at Red Rooster, the crowd is likely to encompass not only elements of New York's "gorgeous mosaic" but also David Dinkins, the former mayor who coined the phrase.
At the end of his life, the supposed high priest of the Teutonic symphony backed away from grandiose affirmations; like any struggling soul, he suffered fear and doubt, and in the Ninth he managed to encompass not only a huge musical architecture but also an agonized interior world.
