Sentence examples for ever encompassing from inspiring English sources

The TPP, the largest so-called free trade deal ever, encompassing a dozen Pacific-Rim countries including forced and child labor violators Brunei and Vietnam, would send even more American industry and jobs overseas.

Sadly, I'm now also forced to ask: what love story doesn't ever encompass sex at one point?

Whatever our sins, the experience was much richer — and maybe, dare we hope, better for the country — than any cliché could ever encompass.

No single or corporate actor on the political scene ever encompassed the larger course of events.

For how can language ever encompass the horrors that they have both experienced in their respective lands?

One of his predecessors, Grover Cleveland, responded to the news with "stunning amazement that in free America, blessed with a government consecrated to popular welfare and contentment, the danger of assassination should ever encompass the faithful discharge of the highest official duty".

This is some of the best acting he ever did, encompassing emotions like bitterness and fury that few other movies gave him a chance to play.

The second largest outbreak of Legionnaires' disease ever registered, encompassing 334 microbiologically documented cases was identified between 7 and 30 of November 2014 in Vila Franca de Xira, Portugal [2] (more than three times the usual annually reported incidence of the disease in the whole country).

No regimes, ever, had encompassed with such totality the peoples under their sway.

The fall colors, more vibrant than any I've ever seen, encompassed the full range of ROYG, with a little V thrown in for good measure.

The former is hypertext the entire network of texts interwoven by hyperlinks, eventually encompassing everything ever written.