Sentence examples for more all-embracing from inspiring English sources

He wanted something more all-embracing.

With more all-embracing programmes like Social Security, buy-in is broader and the social benefits are more stable.Some measures along these lines are being advanced at the local level.

In that story, charity is a more all-embracing concept than it tends to be in the mind of a last-minute shopper hastening past the sound of a Salvation Army bell.

The leading alternative is that it would be one of five Higgs bosons predicted by a theory called supersymmetry, which theorists have been yearning for as the next step toward a more all-embracing, unified theory of nature.

The mere presence of this show at Edinburgh reflects how much more all-embracing and less po-faced the festival has become, particularly under Fergus Linehan, whose eclectic taste is livening things up.

Long known as a female reproductive hormone – it plays a central role in childbirth and breastfeeding – oxytocin emerges from Zak's research as something much more all-embracing: the "moral molecule" behind all human virtue, trust, affection and love, "a social glue", as he puts it, "that keeps society together".

We couldn't be more thrilled to see a new, all-embracing generation emerge.

We couldn't be more thrilled to see a new, all-embracing generation emerge. .

It must be all-embracing".

It is certainly all-embracing.

Rules cannot be all-embracing.