Sentence examples for encompassed generations from inspiring English sources
His movement and vision encompassed generations of Americans who lined the Reflecting Pool then and today and was buttressed at the other end at the steps of the Capitol with our first African-American president.
The smallest possible number of encompassed generations is 1,114, in which all the sampled males are brothers, and the minimum haplogroup TMRCA estimate (129 generations) is considered ([1*986]+[129−1]).
This is thus a dynamic cohort, with entries and exits across the study period, which encompasses generations born approximately from 1865 to 1985 and thus constitutes an important time series.
All is illusion and beyond human understanding, and memory is not to be trusted in a film that takes a long view that encompasses generations.
The first step in the creation of NETLAB was an in-depth assessment of the public health laboratory system that encompassed the generation of flowcharts in order to determine the step-by-step process for laboratory tests, starting with test-taking at the health facility and ending with the reporting of results to the final user and their publication in the public health system.
The families all consisted of individuals from a minimum of two generations (parent and child), with the largest family encompassing four generations.
Oviposition behaviour was measured during a period encompassing 58 generations, but could not be carried out at all generations.
The TRACHTENBURG FAMILY SLIDESHOW PLAYERS also encompass two generations.
Australia's total domination of Pakistan extends over 11 years and encompasses two generations of players.
As the children branch out from their tiny town, so, too, does the story, eventually encompassing several generations, cities, and cultural movements.
It seems to exist at the same moment both in intimate close-up — of the men being interviewed — and in wide-angle historical perspective that encompasses the generations of Black Watch soldiers who have come before these.
