Sentence examples similar to have encompassed too from inspiring English sources

A life that should have encompassed lasting intellectual distinction had fizzled out in defeat and failure.

Her roles within the industry have encompassed financial management, corporate governance and strategic planning.

Each one has been fiercely defended and sharply attacked, and in every case the debate has encompassed the kind of issues that are usually too large, lofty or contentious to be tackled on their own.

His writ has encompassed transport, policing and health.

Carbon cost emissions allowances trading scheme, crop management and technology learning issues are encompassed, too.

Perhaps the term "networking" has come to encompass too many meanings kind of like the word "friend".

Perhaps "gay soldier" is a phrase that encompasses too many categories for a Republican field that has been caught up in caricature-mongering, and all too willing to slip away from reality, and from the multitude of complexities that most lives contain.

That category is too broad, encompassing too many variations in style.

Part of the problem with his thesis is that he uses the term information to encompass too much.

Kochummutom's point that the term encompasses too much is well taken.

Suddenly the years advance, and there is all of life until nearly senescence to encompass -- too many years' worth, in too many places, involving too many people.