Sentence examples for encompass you from inspiring English sources

Given that US mild enthusiasts emphasise the broad range of flavours this style can encompass, you can bet their brews will bear little resemblance to our own historic, shy milds.

And to look at just how broad Evernote's approach to the so-called wearables market is, and what that might encompass, you can look to the company's launch of its Market for physical goods last year, which at the time left many observers scratching their heads.

Rather than stick out your arm, and look like a goofball trying to encompass you standing in front of the majesty that is the Grand Canyon, or try to find some suitably flat surface on which to rest your camera, or God forbid ask a stranger to take your photo, you can attach your camera to your QuikPod, extend the arm, and take a photo.

The arms of love encompass you with your present, your past, your future, the arms of love gather you together.

While you might not get the street experience with all the motorbike fumes, horns, shouting, humidity and food hygiene paranoia that encompasses, you will get very, very good Vietnamese food.

Which is surely a critic's way of saying that a good novel is the kind that knocks your entire world-view off its axis, that wholly encompasses you and leaves you feeling bereft at the final page.

Conclude your letter with a hope, a wish, a blessing that encompasses you and the person with whom you are sharing these most sacred words.

Spread light and spread warmth and bliss encompassing you.

(*1) I want you to imagine being hench enough to un-ironically give yourself the nickname "The Spartan", and then, when you exceed that henchness, deciding that the nickname "The Spartan" is not hard enough to truly encompass who you are and how much strength you possess, and instead you have to upgrade that nickname to simply "The Beast".

Re-read your draft- does it encompass what you want to say? Decide whether you want to use your draft, or re-write your message.

That is, if the the definition of "nemesis" can encompass someone you passionately loathe who has no feelings about you one way or the other.