Sentence examples for encompasses even from inspiring English sources

The black comedy encompasses even the good folks.

Sustainability is one of those fuzzy academic areas that varies in what it encompasses, even what it's called.

That brings us to the fashion Catch-22 that the red sole throws into relief: Trademark law does not protect design features that are "functional," the meaning of which, it turns out, encompasses even aesthetic appeal.

The stalemate encompasses even less controversial, piecemeal provisions such as the Dream Act, which would grant legal permanent residency to children who entered the country illegally with their parents, on the condition that they go to college or join the military.

It encompasses even the smallest acts of thankfulness in all business functions.

Indeed, while adipocytokine effects have been well studied in adults, these results call for more extensive studies of their impact on metabolic physiology that encompasses even pre-teenage children.

It would encompass even more economic diversity.

In the years they were apart, Chucky's violence spun out of control, encompassing even those closest to him.

With its carnage and moral confusions war is a subject whose scope is difficult to encompass even by journalists on the ground writing daily dispatches.

Accordingly, he tried to expand the outer limit of his own language to the point where it could encompass even the most extreme forms of human experience.

Movies may be considered to live a parallel life, attaching to themselves complex associations and memories, highs and lows, erotic fantasies and virtual loves, encompassing even the search for the ideal, that lost paradise that Christmas represents.