Sentence examples for encompassing even from inspiring English sources

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

And the definition of "investment" is very broad, encompassing even stock purchases, far more than the original standard of a direct investment in plant and equipment.

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.

In Europe, where even track gauges didn't match between some countries after World War II, planning has become so coordinated that "they're now integrating all of Europe into one train model, encompassing even the regional and commuter trains from the inner cities," Mr. Bartels said.

Nonetheless, the pedestrian behavioural specification is so articulated, encompassing even an adaptive mechanism for the preservation of group cohesion, to the point that the model is more properly classified as agent-based.

Following an inaugural event last summer, BBC Summer Social returns for 2019 offering an even bigger and better line-up and now encompassing even more of the BBC's best programmes for the whole family.

It would encompass even more economic diversity.

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.

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.

There are also some enthralling impressions of a landscape that is clearly a challenge to encompass, even for someone with Fox's powerful ability to paint verbal pictures.