Sentence examples for perfectly encompass from inspiring English sources

In a way, those words perfectly encompass the spirit he and Mrs. Vreeland were after, an idea that became clear only with time.

Glowacki can't remember who drew this one, but it seems to perfectly encompass the work they do at The Bridge.

"Throw It Away" "perfectly encompasses the now of things in my life," she explained in her introduction.

This phrase so perfectly encompassed the ideological clash I had been struggling with.

Comedian Michael Henry perfectly encompasses the meaning of friendship in his sketch "Best Friends".

It's bloody fun though, and perfectly encompasses the ridiculous world Marcus Fenix and his fellow COGs inhabit.

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

"Amazing Fantasy #15 [Spider-Man's first appearance]" opens with a large splash page that perfectly encompasses so much you need to know about Peter Parker in one page.

Because, of course, what the term seems to encompass is all perfectly admirable.

It is a much bigger deal than has been recognized that the space of perfectly natural relations must, apparently, encompass more than just the spatiotemporal relations (and not just in some possible world, but in the actual world).

"There's no one word that would encompass [these buildings] perfectly," she says.