Sentence examples for it has encompassed from inspiring English sources

It's changed so quickly that it has encompassed the research lives of a few people who have spent a lifetime here".

Historically, couvade has been poorly defined; it has encompassed practices that are quite divergent in terms of timing, participants, activity, and cause.

Since the enclave's beginnings at SUNY Purchase (in Dan Deacon's dormitory), it has encompassed a myriad of musical talent, including Future Islands, an achingly earnest synth-pop act that makes methodical, punky New Wave.

Indeed, the struggle began with slave rebellions and fugitive churchmen; it has encompassed integrationists and nationalists, nonviolence and armed uprising, churchwomen and secular Third World liberationists, sharecroppers and intellectuals, heroes and eccentrics.

As the field has evolved, it has encompassed much more than building mechanical scaffolds and has come to address the full physiological spectrum of function.

Possibly it had encompassed the quarters inhabited by the population of artisans and merchants, the larger city beyond the citadel.

It is a career that has encompassed radical left-wing politics and been fired by a punishing perfectionism (for which London audiences ought to be grateful, in that it was Pollini's threat to cancel a 1983 concert at the Barbican because of its notoriously poor acoustics that began the process of improving the hall's sound).

It will be a significant moment for chief executive Edward Griffiths, the man who has encompassed the mindset of Saracens on their way to last season's Premiership title.

Over the years, the square has encompassed wildly varying concepts of public spectacle.

Action research has encompassed the individual, the small group, and wider organizational and social entities.

No one has encompassed life's great generalities in quite such magnificent language.