Sentence examples for the encompassing range from inspiring English sources

In subject matter Kleinzahler aspires to the encompassing range of a Whitman -- nothing contemporary is alien to him -- yet his prosody is reminiscent less of Whitman's psalmic, incantatory sprawl than of William Carlos Williams's artfully casual lines (from which Kleinzahler takes his title), or Basil Bunting's lively, insistent music.

This more specific asthma-related framework was derived from work published earlier (Engel-Cox et al. 2008) to categorize the encompassing range of possible impacts of environmental health research related to human health, the economy, and environment.

The ZOPA encompasses the range of all possible deals that both parties would find acceptable, explain Harvard Business School professors Deepak Malhotra and Max H. Bazerman in their book Negotiation Genius.

The Ganges Basin spatial scale encompasses the range from the Himalaya Mountains to the Bay of Bengal.

In short, the deaf community, like the hearing community, encompasses the range of human capacities, strengths and foibles.

O'Brien and Lyman also argued that paradigmatic classification can define morphospace, "the multidimensional space encompassing the range of morphological variation of…taxa" (2003 140).

The range of fineness modulus of the sands fully encompassed the range of sands normally used in concretes.

This result suggests that a uniform prior can affect the posterior distribution if the bounds of the prior do not encompass the range of true branch lengths.

Most people think the cone simply encompasses the range of possible tracks that a hurricane or tropical cyclone could take from different models.

The generic name Kalapuya refers to the Kalapuya people, a Native American ethnic group whose traditional homelands encompassed the range of the fungus.

The study site is the Virunga Massif and wholly encompasses the range of this population.