Sentence examples for it does encompass from inspiring English sources

This exhibition of his work at the Arnolfini in Bristol – appropriately sited because Long  himself is a Bristolian – is not exactly a retrospective, though it does encompass all five major gallery spaces.

However, it does encompass major themes identified in the literature, and provides a classification where future games can be easily integrated.

It does encompass biorefinery practices, but these are planned no earlier than after all developments are complete, making it the least certain step and dependent upon more generous policies in the future.

Looking at the statutory scheme as a whole, it appears that the term "rejected" does encompass votes that may exist but have not been counted.

Walking over any hot surface does encompass some risks, but it has been done safely for centuries, and when administered properly can have enormous value as a reminder of what we are truly capable of.

Though the Greenway does encompass some city streets, mostly it snakes for more than 28 miles along rivers, under bridges and through parks.

If such a surgically definable block does encompass the common field of spread then a cancer is surgically curable, if it does not do so it is not.

There are no active volcanoes in this area, but the region does encompass the Kyushu Mountains, which have been uplifted since the Pleistocene (Nagaoka, 1986).

There is more to analog electronics than just op amp circuits, but they do encompass most analog applications.

There is more to analog electronics than just operational amplifier (op amp) circuits, but they do encompass the majority of analog applications.

Despite this conservation, the 150 retrocopies did encompass structural changes relative to their parental genes.