Sentence examples for i think encompasses from inspiring English sources

But as a libertarian – man, I feel good in my own skin declaring myself as a libertarian, and that's that mix that I think encompasses most of America.

JK: Yeah, the last song on the album, "Spirited Away" I think encompasses that, and indeed the first song "Blindfolded," is a real great scene-setter.

Shannon Sarna's "everything" bagel-challah rolls were just that--delightful 'hybread' rolls akin to challah in texture, and bagels in flavor, which I think encompasses pretty much everything you could ever want in a bread product.

The song itself, I think, encompasses all those that have come before us that have touched Rodney and I, people that we didn't know but also friends that we've lost, some of them died young and some of them we've lost recently and were our own age.

Let me give you some more terms which I think encompass the meaning of virtù in The Prince: I think probably the best word we have in English would be "ingenuity". The prince's supreme quality should be ingenuity, or efficacy.

To account for this, the CBO includes a range of estimates that it thinks encompasses the views of most economists.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), which administers the Endangered Species Act, is blind to the limits of its imperium, which it thinks encompasses telling John Yearwood what he can and cannot do on the ranch that has been in his family since 1871.

Below is the list and Sage predictions on who we think encompasses all, or some, of these qualities and could be the next host of the Emmy-winning talk show.

This fashion savvy student is one that I think perfectly encompasses what I would describe as a trendsetter on Purdue's campus.

I like to start with certain key phrases that I think really encompass the movement quality.

Bush prevailed on Sharon to ease the disruption of Palestinian lives along the the security fence, which I think will encompass the Ariel salient, and to delay a Jordan Valley barrier.