Sentence examples similar to encompasses aftermaths from inspiring English sources
Amongst other things, it encompasses the aftermath of the depredations of war, the collapse of Weimar, and the rise of a new and grotesquely dangerous militarism.
While this programme swears blind "the golden hour" is its focus, it also encompasses the aftermath – the horror of your world turning in on itself after an awkward faceplant, bin-lorry collision or heart attack, as well as the unimaginable dedication that doctors, nurses and paramedics have to patching you up.
To a public well-versed in the particulars of the disaster, the scene would have been understood to encompass the aftermath of the crew's abandonment, focusing on the moment when all hope seemed lost —the Argus reappeared two hours later and rescued those who remained.
Most historians have settled on the cold war as a period encompassing the immediate aftermath of the second world war up until the late 80s or early 90s.
In Samanth Subramanian's excellent account of the civil war and its aftermath in Sri Lanka, history encompasses the people who lived through that "tragic time", and the land's sole function is to serve as that history's paradigm.
Refusing to recognize false boundaries, cholera encompasses the frailties of political conflict and the aftermath of mass travel and increased human contact.
That encompasses about everything.
"She encompasses it all".
AI encompasses powerful technologies.
It encompasses 1.9 billion people.
