Sentence examples for encompassed not only from inspiring English sources

The borders of Czechoslovakia encompassed not only Czechs and Slovaks but also Germans, Hungarians, Ruthenians, and Poles.

Mr. Gilberto's performance encompassed not only a brilliant musician's individuality and improvisational skill, but also an elderly sage's acceptance that nothing lasts forever.

The program embodied reform ideas of the several preceding years; it encompassed not only economic reforms but also the democratization of Czechoslovak political life.

Mr. Catrambone said the category encompassed not only books on Judaism and by Jewish authors but also titles on Jewish cooking and books in languages that Jewish immigrants speak.

Because it encompassed not only North America and the European continent, but also the islands of the Caribbean, India and the Philippines, the great naval historian Samuel Eliot Morison called it "the First World War".

The mester de clerecía owes its name to its principal creators, the clergy (a term that in the Middle Ages encompassed not only the ecclesiastics but also educated people in general).

It encompasses not only outright denial that God exists, but a whole spectrum of self-assertion.

The Steelers family encompasses not only the current team but past players as well.

I find it fascinating that Maria's brief encompasses not only our Creative Industries but Women and Equalities.

The talks encompass not only the prisoner exchange but also broader issues aimed at bringing the war to an end.

That new generation encompasses not only the young designer, but the young, moneyed consumer buying these clothes.