Sentence examples for memory encompasses more from inspiring English sources

Our memory encompasses more and more of the world, thus allowing better and better orientation.

Science must be economical so that a stable basis for our orientation can be built up, and this leads to a crucial point: as science encompasses more and more of the world, and as these theories work themselves into our unconscious memory, more and more of the world becomes part of our pre-existing cognitive structure.

Culture, after all, encompasses more than art.

The total discography encompasses more than a hundred releases.

South Mountain Park, 10409 South Central Avenue, (602) 534-6324, encompasses more than 16,000 acres.

About 720 merchants maintain storefronts on the site, where the inventory encompasses more than 360,000 items.

"I think that it is short-sighted: commercial acumen encompasses more than just balance sheets.

Dr. Gelfand's entire body of published work encompasses more than 600 papers and books.

That role encompasses more than the eighth inning, when Franco usually appears.

Today, Big Cypress National Preserve, established in 1974, encompasses more than 700,000 acres.

Palau encompasses more than 200 islands spread across the western end of the Carolines.