Sentence examples for truly encompass from inspiring English sources

These are the players who truly encompass the old-time hockey definition.

(*1) I want you to imagine being hench enough to un-ironically give yourself the nickname "The Spartan", and then, when you exceed that henchness, deciding that the nickname "The Spartan" is not hard enough to truly encompass who you are and how much strength you possess, and instead you have to upgrade that nickname to simply "The Beast".

The slogan "driven to discover" truly encompasses the whole university.

In addition, we need to learn what truly encompasses comprehensive patient care, define the goals of management, and attempt to evaluate the impact of interventions wherever possible.

"So at a boarding school, being a 'teacher' does not really encompass the job; it truly is more of a parental role".

It all begins with acknowledging the terms the best interest of the child and how much that truly encompasses.

The puritan streak in him, which has some width, had been touched; his conception of the truly devout could not encompass anyone as du monde as the young man I'd described.

The Galapagos Islands and their surrounding waters encompass a truly unique ocean environment that has spawned amazing creatures ranging from the marine iguana, to the Galapagos penguin to the fabled Darwin finches.

I think that a truly deep education should encompass many different things, and while the classics and Lincoln may be indispensable in the modern world, they are not, all by themselves, adequate for it.

First, it has not been proved that a truly general ability encompassing all mental abilities actually exists.

Led by NTS Radio host Nic Tasker, they have so far encompassed truly offbeat anthems from the likes of Bristol's house reformist Kowton, the compellingly obtuse Terron, and last year's vivid and orchestral Radio Magic Tracks by Reckonwrong.