Sentence examples for phrase encompassed from inspiring English sources

From Shenzhen, he took his enthusiasm for political reform abroad, spelling out to CNN some of the substance the vague phrase encompassed: "…such a democracy first and foremost should serve to ensure people's right to democratic elections, oversight and decision-making".

The phrase encompasses disinformation, propaganda, political repression and subversion.

The phrase encompasses nonsmokers and would-be quitters who might be tempted to try the new products rather than abstain.

Iphigénie's aria with chorus, "O malheureuse Iphigénie," also in a major key, opens with a phrase encompassing nearly two octaves, which a listener easily perceives as celestial but perhaps not heartbreaking.

Coined by the art-punk band Negativland to describe its parodic defacements of billboards and other mass-media outlets, the phrase encompasses any act of media sabotage, from newspaper hoaxes to computer hacking.

Still, the traditionalists seem to me basically correct that the Old Testament does condemn at least male anal sex (scholars disagree about whether the Hebrew phrasing encompasses other sexual contact).

I know that the phrase DIY is utterly and completely bastardized at this point, but until somebody comes up with a new phrase that encompasses the ethos of people not waiting around for things to happen then I'm going to keep using it.

An apparently innocuous phrase can encompass a worldview, implying one line or another on the material to hand.

Perhaps "gay soldier" is a phrase that encompasses too many categories for a Republican field that has been caught up in caricature-mongering, and all too willing to slip away from reality, and from the multitude of complexities that most lives contain.

The phrase now encompasses a class of interpretations, and is better taken to refer to a general approach to the interpretation of quantum theory.

My current favorite phrase that encompasses the idea of art is just four words.