Sentence examples for was so encompassing from inspiring English sources

Amitai Etzioni, a sociologist at George Washington University, warned on The Huffington Post in January that the system was so encompassing that even with built-in legal and technological constraints, it subjected the public to a potential invasion of privacy "much greater than anything we have seen so far".

Ameche's identification in the role was so encompassing that for years, the phrase "you're wanted on the Ameche" meant that you had a phone call.

Our grief and fear of when we would lose her was so encompassing we could feel it swallowing us whole, paralyzing us the way spinal muscular atrophy was paralyzing our Gwendolyn.

Kevin Sinfield has led Leeds to some remarkable victories during his decade as club captain but rarely has his contribution to a win been so encompassing.

"Is there another case that you can talk about where the government's level of involvement in creating and animating and realizing the offense was so all encompassing?" Chief Judge Dennis G. Jacobs asked.

Despite her work's eclecticism, Ms. Cortez was comfortable invoking a single genre to describe it, precisely because that genre was itself so encompassing.

Yet when the two started planning the undertaking, Mr. Wahler said, "it became clear that his project was so large and encompassed so many different systems, he had to have the whole space".

The agency's scope is so sweeping – encompassing cardiac pacemakers, x-ray machines, condoms, home pregnancy testing kits, drugs, vaccines, artificial sweeteners and fat substitutes, among other products – that a single person cannot be expected to master the body of science, medicine, pharmacology, toxicology and engineering (to say nothing of the law and "regulatory science") involved.

Nonetheless, the pedestrian behavioural specification is so articulated, encompassing even an adaptive mechanism for the preservation of group cohesion, to the point that the model is more properly classified as agent-based.

Trump talked about terrorists, but one reason that he has been stalled in the courts is that the language of the original executive order was so sweeping that it encompassed, for example, green-card holders who had lived in this country for decades.

The changes are so all encompassing now.