Sentence examples for term that encompassed from inspiring English sources
British Asian was a term that encompassed the multi-religious, multilingual habits of Pakistanis, Bangladeshis and Indians.
Seventeenth-century theorists argued that the noblest form of artistic expression was history painting, a term that encompassed biblical, mythological and historical subjects, as well as allegories.
That year was certainly a fertile time for "dance music", an umbrella term that encompassed everything from house and techno to emerging sounds including drum'n'bass, big beat and trip-hop.
Changcheng became the equivalent of "the Great Wall," a term that encompassed all northern fortifications, regardless of location or dynastic origin.
And the number of "non-regular workers" (a term that encompasses temporary, part-time and contract workers) is increasing.
The parents must be "lawfully present" in the U.S., a term that encompasses citizens, green-card holders, refugees, and others with official protected status.
Motion Picture Medical There are about 200 medics -- a term that encompasses emergency medical technicians, paramedics and registered nurses -- who specialize in working on Hollywood sets, soundstages and locations.
He said it had "brought wonderful things to the haredi world," a term that encompasses both Hasidim who revere individual rabbis and other ultra-Orthodox Jews like those in Lakewood who do not.
When Alvaro Lorenzo and his wife, Paula Pivel, decided to turn their love of wine into a business in 1998, they spent months searching for the right terroir, the French term that encompasses both soil and climate.
"Ethnic" restaurants -- a term that encompasses African-American, Asian, Latino and Middle Eastern but not, for some reason, French or Italian -- are generally comfortable with young children, perhaps because they tend to be family-run.
Athersys's cells, derived from human bone marrow, have not yet been tested in people with inflammatory bowel disease, a term that encompasses ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease.
