Sentence examples for quite encompass from inspiring English sources

The second cliché was that I couldn't quite encompass it.

'Caribbean' doesn't quite encompass all the different countries, like Argentina and Brazil.

Parson, who is responsible for the rigid postmodern dance moves that Clark has embraced in recent years, referred to her aspect as "wintry," which doesn't quite encompass her tendency to throw herself around the stage or dive off it to surf the crowd.

Neither form quite encompasses Churchill's project.

Cognitive problems associated with mild cognitive impairment, although quite heterogeneous, encompass deficits in executive functions, flexibility, planning and working memory and are believed to be driven by subcortical DA deficiency (Aarsland et al., 2011; Kehagia et al., 2010).

It isn't as baldly aggressive as it sounds, and that is a good thing, but neither does it turn out to be quite as encompassing.

The capuchin diet is quite broad, encompassing over 95 plant species in some areas, but palm fruits are preferred in particular by capuchins; stronger individuals even smash the nuts to get at the insides.

The definition of an "insider" is quite broad, encompassing any person who learns confidential information "as a result of having access to the information through the exercise of his employment, profession or duties" or which was "obtained by other means and which he knows, or could reasonably be expected to know, is inside information".

I have waited to write this column until reason has hopefully had time to replace the outrage that quite naturally encompassed the entire free world.

The KIT exon 11 mutations are quite heterogeneous, encompassing mainly in-frame deletions of variable sizes, basic amino acid substitutions, or more complex deletions insertions.

This district is quite diverse, encompassing suburban, rural and remote areas, with some of these ranked at the highest levels of socio-economic disadvantage in Australia.