Sentence examples for though that encompasses from inspiring English sources
It's also interesting that Netflix says the audience is "comparable" to successful broadcast and cable TV shows, though that encompasses a broad range.
So much is encompassed, though, that you can easily feel that the real thing is slipping away.
It turns out, though, that the concept of citizenship encompasses some not-so-hidden complexities.
The justification is "public" because it is a justification that encompasses a public, though it does so severally and individually.
"We need to come to an agreement that encompasses all of us, even though we're affected somewhat differently".
It is Ms. Terry's princess, though, who provides the most acute glimpses of a longer view, one that encompasses more than intellectual frivolity.
It was past narrated though great distance that encompassed both Gengis Khan and Lenin.
Rob finds though that where art is involved consideration has to encompass more than just the pure science.
The second lesson, though, is that "access to care" encompasses much more than just health insurance.
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.
That encompasses about everything.
