Sentence examples for trouble encompassing from inspiring English sources
With so much trouble encompassing Stevens, the desire for a seventh term had a brazen air of unreality about it.
Baxter has no trouble encompassing this holocaust: "Everything that could burn did so: every scrap of vegetation, even lake plants still soaked from their immersion.
This September, Philip Gourevitch wrote about the senator in his Letter From Alaska: With so much trouble encompassing Stevens, the desire for a seventh term had a brazen air of unreality about it.
The trouble with the notion of serialism as a dead end is that the one consistent principle encompassing classical music of the last century is iconoclasm.
"Leaves" went through eight more editions in Whitman's lifetime, eventually growing to more than 400 pages and encompassing 293 poems, including the ones about "amativeness," which got the author in so much trouble with the prigs and censors.
"His gardens are all encompassing".
The world of Armani is all encompassing.
But accommodation is not all encompassing.
Yoga is all encompassing.
Charles' interests were all encompassing.
