Sentence examples for then encompasses not from inspiring English sources

This idea will be developed further in Section 8 under the rubric of "mode" of illocutionary commitment.[15] Speaker meaning, then, encompasses not just content but also force, and we may elucidate this in light of the normative structure characteristic of each speech act: When you overtly display a commitment characteristic of that speech act, you have performed that speech act.

The mainstream media, which by then encompassed not only newspapers but national news magazines and network television and radio, occupied a dignified position; and the Times was the most dignified outlet of all.

Then, of course, there is the Eton factor, which encompasses not just Cameron and Johnson, but plenty of their Tory colleagues, aides and advisers.

History encompasses not only concrete individual developments and concepts of individuality, but also encompasses the "universal".

The story then rewinds and expands, encompassing not only what Skippy meant and who Lori is, but also Howard the Coward, a history teacher returned in shame from an abortive ­career in the City.

I had known for a long time that one day I would have to write a book that encompassed not the war then, but the war my father carried with him, the war that we his family ended up carrying within us.

Timed right, this runny amalgam can then encompass any filling -- not just goat cheese or mushrooms.

This trade encompassed not just empires but potential enemies.

Early identification, then, encompassed the concept of rice-growing.

And that initiative could then encompass everything from updating marriage laws (Who gets to marry?

Love made a sphere; all things grew within it; the sphere then encompassed beginnings and endings, beginning and end.