Sentence examples for encompasses far from inspiring English sources

Concision in its broadest spirit encompasses far more than a stripping of verbiage.

This intriguing book encompasses far more than Mahoney's hours on the Nile and a delicious recounting of the river's history.

The north of England has a very proud and rich history that encompasses far more than grime.

It encompasses far more than peeping toms, or even hackers invading Web sites or intercepting cell phone conversations.

The issue of health care encompasses far more than the care of people's health — so says Elizabeth Edwards, a Saturday guest at this weekend's New Yorker Festival.

The very word "transgender," which first came into wide use in the nineteen-nineties, encompasses far more people than the term "transsexual" did.

When I asked Iñárritu what he saw as the primary lesson of his film — which encompasses far-reaching issues such as nativism, environmentalism and colonialism — he cited this line, saying that for him the movie was far more about the personal issue of justice.

But their relationship encompassed far more than the spiritual.

Boston and Los Angeles have ordinances that encompass far more workers.

His interests came to encompass far more than hallucinogenic chemicals and mushrooms.

But his work also encompassed far less invasive, though no less crucial, adjustments.