Sentence examples for fully encompass from inspiring English sources
It just doesn't fully encompass the chaos.
They are entrepreneurs, tired retirees who came to Europe four decades ago as factory workers, oil-state tourists buying a few weeks of freedom from their tight regimes at home, bright students whose brains fully encompass two cultures.
At another time the introduction of the same topic by a sibling telling some other version of that time might bother her (and "bother" doesn't fully encompass the available range of emotional reactions).
The woozy, saturated atmosphere of Thank Me Later confirms Drake as one of the few people, alongside Kanye West and James Blake (one of two British artists – the other being Jamie of the xx – Drake is rumoured to have worked with recently) to fully encompass the grand new vistas of hip-hop introspection opened up by the former's landmark 2008 album 808s & Heartbreak.
It's a work of such immensity and scope that it is almost impossible for a single performance to fully encompass its complexities of meaning: interpretative cogency is consequently a question of emphasis, which brings with it the inevitable risk that one or more of its elements can be underplayed.
The issue with videos like Frazzledrip is that YouTube's current policies don't fully encompass how to handle extremist propaganda.
This relationship is fully encompassed by the name of the system.
The range of fineness modulus of the sands fully encompassed the range of sands normally used in concretes.
In Mitte, a former Jewish girls school and deportation centre during WWII is now a complex of galleries and cafes – including the Michael Fuchs Galerie and EIGEN + ART – that fully encompasses its history while creating the present.
Some of the tall vehicles, like the trucks, are not going to be fully encompassed by this type of tracking window, some low-profile cars would not fill the tracking window completely, but the choice of a square-shaped tracking window seemed as a reasonable compromise.
It is considered the most geographical diverse city encyclopedia of its kind because it fully encompasses the suburbs in eight of the region's counties.
