Ms. Maulella's elastic performance easily encompasses the wide mood swings of Janet's character.
That easily encompasses the dimensions of bags that most of us consider reasonable as we very critically appraise the carry-ons of our fellow passengers shuffling on board.
In her ruling yesterday, Justice Gruner-Gans said the charter language "applies to all forms of official misconduct and easily encompasses the unauthorized release of the contents of sealed court records".
In contrast, macro-simulation easily encompasses large sized road networks.
He played Winston Churchill three times in separate television projects, a jowly, rhetorical flourish easily encompassed.
A debt crisis in the developing world, which could easily encompass countries like Brazil and Russia, as well as China, would not be something that the Fed could ignore.
And it is telling that there is no category that can easily encompass his omnivorous solo compositions, which sound like a rich palette of styles while they are playing but do not leave a single clear impression after they end.
On PIER 90, which the show's promoters have dubbed the "Decorative Arts & Americana" pier, the panoply can easily encompass not just butter churns and Lloyd Loom rockers but the World's Fair ephemera at Ken Schultz's capacious booth.
And it offers, as well, a model of marriage that can easily encompass gay and lesbian partnerships as well as male-female ones, which is why the idea of same-sex wedlock has passed so quickly from seeming absurd to seeming commonsensical.
And when economists talk of self-interest, they are referring not just to satisfaction of material wants, but to a broader idea of "preferences" that can easily encompass, among other things, the welfare of others.Even when the terms are properly understood, "rational pursuit of self-interest" is a simplifying assumption.
