Sentence examples for encompasses in a from inspiring English sources

"You could say she took on the whole thing of people, and all that encompasses, in a fearless way," Ms. Peyton said.

The proposed approach encompasses in a complementary manner a multitude of heterogeneous data, varying in scale and dimension, therefore, "framing" all possible manifestations of the disease, from a clinical, imaging and genomic point of view.

"Swine": a word that encompasses, in a single syllable, decades of greed and entitlement.

We want our solutions encompassed in a sound bite.

It has more hinterland, and is harder to conscript and encompass in a single view.

TRUE art cannot be encompassed in a handbag, no matter how oversize or over-embellished.

In A Free State by VS Naipaul Naipaul's masterpiece addresses a subject too enormous to encompass in a single unified narrative.

A picture of children playing will be quickly followed by one focusing on an elderly person encompassing in a swoop all of life.

This massive contemplation of effect belongs to the mind and scheme of the novelist, but it can't very well be encompassed in a dramatization, because one can't get stream of consciousness into a three-act play.

Mr. Flick's cinematic idea is that a succession of closely observed views gives a more dynamic sense of place than would a few random shots, that places are too various and idiosyncratic to be encompassed in a single photograph, brilliant as it may be.

The Second bristled into life, as if the more revolutionary Beethoven of the Eroica and the Fifth was already flexing his muscles, while the latter was encompassed in a single bound, with everything leading towards the C major triumph of the finale.