The theme confronting mortality encompassed the thoughts, feelings, and attitudes of patients and their families confronting chronic kidney disease as a life threatening illness.
The perspective of the interviews was broad, encompassing the physicians' thoughts, clinical observations, considerations, actions and own emotional reactions.
Standing here in the Hall of Remembrance, our thoughts must encompass the victims of all these genocides, for they are all the victims of the same evil, the evil of bigotry and intolerance that this Museum is mandated and pledged to expose and fight against, not with guns, bombs and missiles, but with ideas and ideals.
Management has to encompass the entire process.
It encompasses the most far-out thoughts you can think and the everyday things you know.
Unlike other collectibles, books "represent a different order of plenitude," Baker observed, one that encompasses "the camel caravans of thought-bearing time to read them through".
We possess much of that thought in the form of Benjamin's interpolations, but cannot always see how the thought fits or encompasses the material.
Anti-liberal thought has now encompassed the collapse of communism, hitherto its greatest embarrassment.
Her thoughts run deeper than his, encompassing the nature of values, of desire and feeling as philosophical abstractions.
Within his sweeping narrative he encompassed the fate of both collective and individual dilemmas of identity, analysing the rigidities of Jewish political thought, and placing them within the shifting context of a world in turmoil.
