Sentence examples for enough to encompass all from inspiring English sources
Critics said the law's definitions of terrorist crimes are vague enough to encompass all manner of activity.
Though the cheerfully readable Tales of the City series provides a snapshot of bathhouse culture pre-Aids San Francisco, Maupin insists that "from the beginning, I resolved to create a tapestry large enough to encompass all of humanity".
"The real triumph of the work was that I succeeded in creating a tapestry large enough to encompass all of humanity," he continued, speaking by telephone from San Francisco.
Balanchine, like Shakespeare, is big enough to encompass all sorts of interpretations, and the meticulous attention to detail and phrasing shown by Marie-Agnès Gillot (Terpsichore), Laurence Laffon (Calliope), Amandine Albisson (Polyhymnia) and Florian Magnenet (Apollo) revealed fresh aspects of the ballet's simple story of the young god's discovery of the arts and his own powers.
In this section, we formulate a signal model that is flexible enough to encompass all existing MC signal formats by properly selecting the values of a few key parameters.
Provided the water column between the receiver and the target is long enough to encompass all the relevant contributions from water scatterers (i.e., ), the water backscattered power in presence of the target can be quite accurately estimated by preliminarily shooting the beam in open water (i.e., in the absence of any close-by reflecting surfaces).
B3 SCIENCE TIMES F1-8 OUniverserse, One of Many Only a century ago a few billion stars and gas clouds smeared along the Milky Way were thought to encompass all of existence, and the notion of understanding it was daunting enough.
Once upon a time (only a century ago), a few billion stars and gas clouds smeared along the Milky Way were thought to encompass all of existence, and the notion of understanding it was daunting -- and hubristic -- enough.
The majority could limit its rationale to Texas's unique circumstances, or it could write broadly enough to encompass virtually all American colleges, public and private.
As I've seen America, it's been a wonderful country big enough for more than one opinion, and that flag is a symbol that's big enough to encompass it all.
