Sentence examples for encompassing her from inspiring English sources

Marina and the Diamonds' final show of the year takes place in three acts, encompassing her three studio albums, in the grand surroundings of the London Palladium.

In a way, though, the Elizabeth of the mid-'60s through the early '70s — a period encompassing her first marriage to Burton and the making of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" — is the one who is burned into memory.

It is he who decides that the child will be brought up as a boy, to the eternal sorrow of Jacinta, who, unlike him, is quite capable of encompassing her baby's male and female identities in her love.

Think of Clarissa, from Cunningham's Pulitzer Prize-winning 1998 novel, "The Hours," running errands through Greenwich Village in the same meditative manner of her strolling London predecessor from Virginia Woolf's "Mrs. Dalloway," keenly alert to the "crush and heave" of the "endless life" encompassing her.

Still, only poetry seems capacious enough to encompass her cut-up, sui-generis style.

The spotlight on Franklin has grown so large it now encompasses her parents.

Robert Delaunay called his wife's color sense "atavistic," a word that accurately encompasses her fiercely holistic sensibility.

She, too, has not got snooker ball bottom yet somehow is able to obtain clothes which encompass her bottom and still make her look like a role model.

The sentiment seems to encompass her career stage as well as her relatively incognito coordinates, which allow for breathing room and retreat.

Her capacious sense of the ridiculous encompassed her own failings and misdemeanours, as when she mistook the Queen for Vera Lynn (both ladies were dressed in blue) at a Royal Academy reception.

Parson, who is responsible for the rigid postmodern dance moves that Clark has embraced in recent years, referred to her aspect as "wintry," which doesn't quite encompass her tendency to throw herself around the stage or dive off it to surf the crowd.