Sentence examples for encompasses all that from inspiring English sources

" 'So much more' evolves out of everything that is Bermuda and encompasses all that is unique to Bermuda".

However, for most abstractionists, the distinctiveness of the actual world does not lie simply in its actuality but in its ontological comprehensiveness: the actual world encompasses all that there is.

This Trinitarian hierarchy has been compared with that of the noetic principles being, life and mind in the system of Proclus, for whom being encompasses all that exists, life the more limited sphere of living creatures and mind the still more limited sphere of the rational.

Born from a love of cooking, deep Italian roots and a desire to delight patrons, Clemenza's in Fort Walton Beach encompasses all that is good about Italian cuisine.

There is only this one way of life, which is not just a way of life because it encompasses all that is or ever was or ever will be.

The conversation among the men encompasses all that questioning and agonizing, without your feeling too heavily the creators' own middle-aged hands (Romano is a couple of weeks shy of fifty-two; the dewier Royce is in the middle of his journey between forty and fifty).

MoMA's historic determination to encompass all that is emblematic of modern life is so breathtaking as to be almost self-congratulatory.

We wanted Britain to become a centre of excellence and to encompass all that is good about the arts; to strive for excellence, to create something new and sometimes out of nothing, to work together and to be proud of our contribution.

As a studio they manage to encompass all that is delightfully eccentric and sophisticated about the English.

"Harold seemed to me to encompass all that and more.

This is, to be sure, a coffee-table book, encompassing all that's good and bad about the genre.