Sentence examples for got to encompass from inspiring English sources

I think that being in touch with the absurdity of life, it's got to encompass the absurdity of form.

"Our objective and our goal really needs to be 360 degrees in nature — it's got to encompass all areas of the head," Regier said.

And Mr. Blair went as far as he could to sound positive about Mr. Bush's missile defense plans without actually endorsing them, declaring that any new nuclear strategy "has got to encompass defensive systems and offensive systems".

Dropbox will have to encompass those, as well.

"I think everybody who sees a diabetic patient should have had some training, you know, not just the minimum, hide behind the one day, diabetes management course its got to be something much more encompassing the complexities of the disease".

"One is 'I've got an idea, now I've got to find a situation that will encompass the idea.' Those tend to be didactic plays.

And as I got to know my college (and colleagues) better, I realized that it encompasses all the conflicts and challenges of agricultural and natural resource sciences.

"It encompasses everything wrong with YouTube, the clickbait, the sensationalism, the thing that's got to keep pushing [the envelope].

But there is a less expensive way than either the Mallaig-Armadale ferry or the bridge from Kyle of Lochalsh to get to Skye -- one that also encompasses some truly spectacular Highland scenery.

The challenge was to get the bullseye to move out to encompass more and more people to speak out".

Some of us may have picked the companies we want to be a part of, but aside from that we all had to follow the "rules" set in place by others -- and I use this term broadly to encompass everything that gets done within organizations.