The extraordinary scope of his genius, which touched on every aspect of American life, makes him one of the most daunting figures of the 20th century.
She touches on every aspect of the new cyberathleticism, always carefully balancing enthusiasm and skepticism.
The shock of dismal test scores has propelled the governor and the legislature into a frenzy of reform that has committed more than $7 billion and touched on every aspect of public education.
The 95-year-old Waterman stepped down from her role as chairman and artistic director in 2015, and the competition's new directors, pianist Paul Lewis and Adam Gatehouse, announced an ambitious reboot that touched on every aspect of the competition.
Evolution is also an active process that underlies the extraordinary diversity and complexity of all living things, and it touches on every aspect of modern medical science.
DuBois touched on every aspect of black life: education, religion, standards of living, politics, and so on.
Dodd-Frank was an 800-plus page bill that required regulators to develop more than 400 rules touching on virtually every aspect of financial markets.
This is especially true for Denmark, whose network of population databases has been described as "the most complete and interwoven collection of statistics touching on almost every aspect of life".
His early concert works, while hardly as iconoclastic as, say, Schoenberg's, had an acerbic edge that the Nazis found objectionable, and the operas, with their mixed currents of cabaret, jazz and modernism — to say nothing of their left-leaning librettos by the likes of Bertolt Brecht and Georg Kaiser — touched on just about every aspect of contemporary music that the Nazis deplored as decadent.
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation website said: "It was a rocking, rollicking, sometimes quiet and brooding ceremony that touched on pretty much every aspect of British culture and history from medieval times (what, no Battle of Hastings and Magna Carta?) to modern life".
