Sentence examples for encompassed both from inspiring English sources

Noonie's passions encompassed both literature and friends.

Shaun Greenhalgh's fakes encompassed both the ancient and modern worlds.

It was revealing how easily Mr. Skinner's indignation encompassed both the grammatical and cultural implications of the sentence.

Her Texas talk — she was receiving an award for "outstanding scientific achievement" — encompassed both depressing and heartening findings.

YERBA BUENA is a New York band led by a Venezuelan producer and songwriter, ANDRES LEVIN, whose career has encompassed both Latin and Anglo music.

Last's definition of "voodoo music" seems to have encompassed both Santana and Mamy Blue, a French novelty hit covered by rock's legendary king of gris-gris Roger Whittaker.

There was considerable variety within the songs — in the beats that appeared and disappeared and in dynamics that encompassed both hushed introspection and harrowing, overwhelming crescendos.

In time the new design encompassed both body and chassis, integrating such formerly separate features as mudguards, running boards, and bumpers.

These needs grew so fast, however, that stage two, begun in 1976, encompassed both later stages, and final work was completed in 1986.

Despite the division of Germany into four Allied zones of occupation at the end of World War II, the EKD encompassed both East and West Germany.

The legal definition has historically encompassed both questions of agency (he didn't know what he was doing) and morality (he didn't know that what he was doing was wrong).