Sentence examples for though encompassing from inspiring English sources

Errol spread his arms, palms open, as though encompassing something that neither he nor the doctor could see.

Though encompassing ghosts, curses, a girl with webbed fingers, and prematurely geriatric children, Crummey's story resolves into the tale of two intertwined clans, the Sellers and the Devines, one the political patriarchs and the other endowed with, Crummey insinuates, a touch of magic.

These projections (loadings) yields the scores or an alternative representation of the samples, though encompassing most of the original data variance [27].

Patients were categorised as HR positive/HER2 negative, HER2 positive and ER negative/PR negative/HER2 negative (triple negative), though encompassing ER and PR between 1% and 10% of positive cells.

This definition of "meaningfulness" can necessarily be adapted to the specific use case, though could encompass criteria such as economic factors, preservation of certain chemical structure elements across the route, minimisation of process condition changes between synthesis steps, or the consideration of different sustainability criteria.

Transient ischaemia increases Atf3 expression in whole hearts [ 22, 23], and cardiospecific overexpression of Atf3 in transgenic mice results in pathological features of cardiac hypertrophy/failure [ 24] (this is distinguishable from, though may encompass, cardiomyocyte hypertrophy [ 25]).

The arrangements, though, are interesting, encompassing a variety of styles".

Modi's agenda, though ambitious and encompassing everything from strengthening national security and promoting cleanliness to the ending of government corruption, has a clear focal point, and that is economic reform and growth.

So much is encompassed, though, that you can easily feel that the real thing is slipping away.

Though it encompassed other minority groups, including women and gays, blacks gave the multicultural movement its key moral impetus.

"A Region Not Home," though it encompasses topics as seemingly disparate as Shakespeare, football, suicide, racism and Disneyland, actually has considerable thematic coherence.