The usual way of encompassing something strange and original is to offer a few points of reference.
I couldn't begin to assimilate that loss, let alone heal from it, but I had this idea that I wanted to write something elegiac, something large and oratorio-like, as some way of encompassing all of my experiences with those lost loved ones.
"Queer/ness," thus, by its very nature of inclusiveness, can be viewed as another concept that by way of encompassing every possible sexual diversities in one single fold, attempts to obscure spatial and temporal differences in multiple sexual subject positions.
But Mr. Mantsoe's performance is so extraordinarily contained that the end effect is like seeing the shape, the figure, push its way free of encompassing clay.
We were told some Indigenous Australians still practice a degree of 'Traditional Medicine' and they see health as a way of life, encompassing their land, law and culture, spirituality, economic, social, physical, mental and environmental well-being of its people.
Following this line of thought, the experiential character and ambience of places is well articulated by Juhani Pallasmaa's 'sensory architecture,' as a way to encompass in the design of spaces and buildings the acoustic, haptic, aromatic, etc. aspects [13].
And what better way to encompass their vision than audiovisually reinterpreting the static silence of written language?
Later came the countryside and rights of way act 2000, encompassing what became known as the "right to roam".
In other books, including excellent ones by John Lukacs as well as Churchill's own, Churchill fights his way through the encompassing darkness of that time.
The main objective is to cover the field of financial mathematics in a reasonably broad yet rigorous way, not just encompassing the replication of contingent claims in a complete market setting, but also materials drawn from financial markets, financial theory, economics, econometrics, and stochastic processes, together with related mathematical and computational techniques.
It was, as Western military planners were beginning to take note, a hybrid war — an "all of the above" way of fighting that encompasses everything from street-level criminal activity, to insurgency, to Special Forces operations, to advanced multi-million dollar conventional weapons systems.
