Sentence examples for encompasses not just from inspiring English sources

That gulf encompasses not just the difference between intent and action, but a whole world of complications in between.

The Spence report reflects a broader intellectual shift within the development profession, a shift that encompasses not just growth strategies but also health, education, and other social policies.

In America this encompasses not just abortion, but gay rights, women's rights, stem cell research, school prayer, abstinence instead of birth control and more.

For Glover argues that human nature encompasses not just destructive impulses but "moral resources": humane impulses that sometimes recoil from the intentions of the monsters.

Then, of course, there is the Eton factor, which encompasses not just Cameron and Johnson, but plenty of their Tory colleagues, aides and advisers.

Romance and its vagaries are among them, but the subject that underlies the entire story, one that encompasses not just the love affair but history itself, is international relations.

The reference to millions encompassed not just Palestinian refugees from the Arab-Israeli war of 1948 but also their descendants.

Panoramas encompass not just additional space but additional time as well, which gives them another minor alliance to Chinese scrolls.

There won't, I hazard, be too many skills teachers fresh out of college who can encompass not just the need for reason, but also its natural limits.

"I have a vision of transforming it into a vast, diversified energy giant encompassing not just gas but oil and electricity".

Democrats increasingly see the stakes as encompassing not just the achievements of the Obama presidency but also the foundations of the social welfare system.