Sentence examples for encompass too much from inspiring English sources
Part of the problem with his thesis is that he uses the term information to encompass too much.
Hailed as a masterpiece by Sotheby's, the view of the Rialto Bridge seen from the Fondamenta del Carbon is interesting for its handling of light but it encompasses too much detail, which makes its composition rather confused.
Kochummutom's point that the term encompasses too much is well taken.
"It's like 'American music' – it encompasses so much, probably too much".
"However, that mostly encompasses the L.G.B. and not too much of the T.
There is simply too much writing to encompass.
Opinions will divide as to the film's final moments: some may find it all too much, and the film does not quite digest everything it wants to encompass.
As such things go, not bad, I'd say… EVAN OSNOS: A bit dishwater, perhaps, but by avoiding too much aggressive tossing of redmeat he at least avoided looking shrill in comparison to Obama's encompassing approach.
