Sentence examples for even encompassing from inspiring English sources
He has continued to develop his palette of references and harmonic richness, even encompassing the European modernism that he seemed at first to resist.
With Drexler, a future National Basketball Association Hall of Famer, as the helm, the Cougars' revamped Hofheinz Pavilion is sold out for the season for the first time in school history, even encompassing the Phi Slama Jama era of the 1980's.
This explains why that group, even encompassing 64% of the AS, is responsible for only 9.5% of the spam traffic generated.
In a series of recent papers, so-called isotonic Clifford analysis has emerged as yet a refinement of the standard case but also has strong connections with the theory of holomorphic functions of several complex variables and biregular ones, even encompassing some of its results; see [14 18].
The agency Youngblood works for has been coloured as trigger-happy good ol' boys, and they do certainly seem to kill a lot of unarmed people for a county that even encompassing all of Bakersfield, its suburbs, and reaching east across the Sequioua National Forest all the way to Ridgecrest, only counts about 800,000 inhabitants. .
There modifications may occur in the form of extensions around the limbs anteriorly and posteriorly into so-called wings, sometimes even encompassing the complete insertion areas of the limbs.
It doesn't even encompass Bill's social life, or Hillary's own shortcomings as a campaigner.
Myanmar suzerainty even encompassed much of Laos and extended down the Mae Nam Chao Phraya valley to Ayutthaya, near Bangkok.
It also occurred locally around Svalbard the unusual conditions didn't even encompass the whole Norwegian Sea, let alone the rest of the Arctic.
The poor, the rich, his neighbors, his admirers, strangers: Thoreau's antipathy toward humanity even encompassed the very idea of civilization.
It also occurred locally around Svalbard — the unusual conditions didn't even encompass the whole Norwegian Sea, let alone the rest of the Arctic.
