Sentence examples for to encompass this from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to encompass this big theme of how far we've come in a song".

In How to Be Free, Hodgkinson sets out a comprehensive list of methods to encompass this liberation.

To encompass this vastness in one book, Winchester selects a series of key moments in the Pacific's recent history.

However inconvenient it might seem, a party needs to be able to encompass this diversity for the simple reason that the electorate is similarly awkward.

Next week's second annual BossaBrasil Festival, produced by Pat Philips and Ettore Stratta, is likely to encompass this broader range of styles, even as it flirts with a familiar brand of lyricism.

With summer approaching (apparently), it seems fitting to include a summery tune, and what better to encompass this moment with a tribute to a wonderful band who unfortunately split earlier this year; the Swedish dreamy duo that is Air France.

Desire is a broad enough term to encompass the works in this show without implying that they are thematically related.

Hoban expands this to encompass the intricacies of mental imagery and the complexity of desire, with its twin poles of attraction and repulsion.

Therefore, by using a thin layer of cotton soaked with MMC to encompass the valve plate, this novel MMC application technique could greatly decrease the incidence of encapsulated cyst.

This fails to encompass the multi-faceted nature of creativity as outlined by Guilford (1959).

Since its debut on a trial basis in 1997 this amateur competition for clubs from outside the game's heartlands has grown steadily to encompass 30 teams this season.