Sentence examples for really encompasses from inspiring English sources

Instead of the 322 square miles that the "Green Book" had stated definitively for two decades, geographers discovered that the city really encompasses just under 305 square miles.

Columbus is one of my favorite cities. Florida's a tougher state to traverse, and it really encompasses several ministates, so in some ways I feel like what happens in Florida is harder to apply to the rest of the country.

The judge asked: "Could I suggest that it's not just the Dowlers, but really encompasses all those whose privacy or rights have been intruded upon without any sufficient public interest?

Thomson: My view of the CFO job is that it really encompasses a few things.

"He came through the community scheme very late as a 17-year-old, then progressed into the academy before going on to make his debut, so that really encompasses everything this club is about with regards to youth development and being a family club.

"This really encompasses the entirety of their relationship," said Mel Avanzado, a lawyer for Schulman and Nunan.

"It could really encompass this kind of house.

By the time I was 11 it really encompassed my life.

I like to start with certain key phrases that I think really encompass the movement quality.

"Our lawyers looked at it and thought that the definition didn't really encompass public health research on gun violence, which really isn't advocacy".

That is awkward for economists, because mainstream economic models do not really encompass "herd instinct" as a variable.