Sentence examples for encompassing everyone from inspiring English sources
Encompassing everyone implies educating them beforehand.
But #MeToo has been about encompassing everyone, I suggest.
Broad search terms, encompassing everyone in Ohio, or everyone on an AT&T plan, are out.
His books are accessible, his frames of reference encompassing everyone from Robert Louis Stevenson and William Morris to Jean Baudrillard and Euclid.
There are the louts, typified by Sam Kinison or Andrew Dice Clay, and there are the nerds, encompassing everyone from Garry Shandling to, in extremis, Emo Phillips.
Encompassing everyone from hard-edged rappers to polished boy-band heartbreakers, it's questionable whether the Puerto Rican pop phenomenon can really be seen as a cohesive genre at all.
We have a Medicare plan that functions admirably and should be enlarged to encompass everyone.
The sector encompasses everyone from transport companies and hotels owners to ground agents and tour operators.
I'd like to think that his declaration encompasses everyone besides us — that it is part of a vision of human nobility that is broad and encompassing.
"The pan-Latino process in the U.S. encompasses everyone, though the Cubans lag behind," says Antonio Gonzalez of the William C. Velasquez Institute.
We've had a Medicare plan that has functioned admirably and should have been enlarged to encompass everyone -- rich or poor, sick or well.
