Sentence examples for encompassing to be from inspiring English sources

Like Tiger, I too am unaware of any images of me naked or having sexual intercourse, but have taken out an injunction just in case, encompassing, to be on the safe side, pop-up books and chalk outlines.

It is, so to say, a pre-given and pre-reflective manner of our experiencing [ 18, 69], something that, to the one who lives, is almost too immediate and encompassing to be recognized as such [ 24].

Evoking the Trojan war, Crusades, Black Death, Holocaust and HIV epidemic, the metaphor is too all-encompassing to be effectively dramatic.

When referring to the album's lyrics, Nassiff called the album "a concept one", with a theme of "the glory of being a musician", which encompasses having to be away from home for a period of time.

Sentinel sites were schools which were chosen based on a list which encompassed villages to be endemic for onchocerciasis under the surveillance of the African Programme for Onchocerciasis Control APOCC).

Accordingly, one would expect abnormal dysbindin protein with an in-frame deletion (encompassing 52 residues) to be synthesized in cells carrying the Dtnbp1 sdy allele.

Because DNA short fragments are used in the process of haplotype assembly, the number of SNPs that each short read encompasses is considered to be an important factor.

Response key indicators encompass basic needs to be met in the immediate emergency response and early reconstruction phase.

They state self-help encompasses activities designed to be carried out independently of contact with professionals, however, sometimes contact is involved for assessment or review.

"The witch is a strong character," Ms. Rayne said, "encompassing what it is to be a woman: powerful and sometimes terrifying.

Their N-terminal sequences encompassing residues 1 30 seem to be the best candidates for pore formation.