Sentence examples for though it encompasses from inspiring English sources
"A Region Not Home," though it encompasses topics as seemingly disparate as Shakespeare, football, suicide, racism and Disneyland, actually has considerable thematic coherence.
Science is unlikely to be golden though, it encompasses all the elements, of which gold is one of the least interesting due to its chemical inactivity.
At age 70, with his voice in astonishingly good shape, he tackles what could loosely be called a religious album, though it encompasses songs by everyone from Bob Dylan to John Lee Hooker to Billie Joe Shaver and Susan Werner.
This is likely partly due to cultural signals, but also to perceptions that manufacturing -- even though it encompasses exciting and challenging areas like aerospace exploration, biomaterials and nanotechnology -- is a sector without a bright future.
In the United States, the mammography score BIRADS 4 is the standard for recommending a biopsy, though it encompasses a huge risk range that spans 3 95% of risk for either DCIS or invasive cancer.
Though it encompassed other minority groups, including women and gays, blacks gave the multicultural movement its key moral impetus.
Pauline was never going to be the "new Malibran"; she was not a renowned beauty like her sister, and her voice, though it encompassed an extraordinarily wide range, was more suited to mezzo roles than soprano ones.
It sounds like — and is — a lot of money, though the firm notes that it encompasses all of its various investment strategies, whereas its last fund, a $500 million vehicle that it closed in 2016, was used to invest in other venture funds and growth-stage companies alone; Foundry was separately managing its early-stage bets in a different fund.
This exhibition of his work at the Arnolfini in Bristol – appropriately sited because Long himself is a Bristolian – is not exactly a retrospective, though it does encompass all five major gallery spaces.
Even though this topology is a special BSAR case, it encompasses a variety of possible transmitter/receiver combinations.
