"The heart of the concept is that in the same moment, you take in the scope of the problem and your ability to change it for the better," he said.
Trying to take in the scope of his operation, I learned that Yovani has prepared hundreds if not thousands of bodies in his time.
"Hope," I repeated under my breath as I took in the scope of how several social investments, brought change, promise and economic opportunity to an entire community.
He'll appear on April 11 before the House Energy and Commerce Committee, when lawmakers will take in the scope of the data leak and presumably ask Zuckerberg what he's doing to fix the problem.
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■ Martin Creed: What's the Point of It? Several walls at the Hayward Gallery were taken down to take in the full scope of this Martin Creed show; less a survey, more a glorious tour of this Turner prize-winning mind.
From any closer it is almost impossible to take in the full scope of the setup.
But considering its ambition to take in the full scope of Jewish history, not to mention a second movement titled, plainly, "The Holocaust," the work unfolds with moving restraint, as well as rhythmic variety and choral heft.
Sometimes it can be hard to take in the full scope of what Bush's swaggering incompetence has wrought.
You literally have to press your face up against the diorama's walls in order to take in the full scope of its detail.
The book offered a history that was epic in scope, taking in every product of southern intellectual culture, from philosophy and theology to literary criticism and poetry.
