Sentence examples for while encompassing from inspiring English sources

It reminds us of Wesker's rare gift for generating strong emotion while encompassing big ideas.

Obama's former students at the University of Chicago remember him citing Douglass's ability to express high-minded ideals in down-to-earth language, while encompassing the views of both black and white Americans.

IT is easy to see why Huffman was attracted to this story: "Over a span of 175 years or so... it has managed to touch just about every hot button in the histories of the American South and colonial Africa -- slavery and exploitation, conflict and greed -- while encompassing almost every imaginable human predicament".

When the ambitious refurbishing of the landmark Park Avenue Armory is complete, New York will have an alternative arts center unlike any in the world: a national treasure that carefully weaves together historical and new design while encompassing industrial austerity and Belle Époque excess.

While encompassing some of the same subject areas offered in a traditional M.S. program, the Duke M.Eng.

The aim of the Blue Brain Project is to build a replica of a neocortical column, the basic functional unit that makes up the cerebral neocortex while encompassing most of the neocortex's cellular diversity.

That leaves marketers grouping older consumers into categories that give the illusion of individuality, they hope, while still encompassing millions of people.

Programs must be developed that meet both national and institutional requirements, while also encompassing the unique knowledge that each orientee brings to the practice setting.

The ambition of "Hulk," to attract a wide audience while subtly encompassing Marvel history and even making in-references to villain/legends like the Absorbing Man, hobble it a bit.

But a Bush plan, if he gets it right, would explicitly acknowledge that the Republican Party needs to adapt its thinking to the needs of the twenty-first century, while also encompassing some of the optimism and openness to outsiders that used to define Sun Belt conservatism.

Households diversify through necessity, through risk management, and (for the most well-off) to build a portfolio of investment that goes well beyond, while still encompassing, pastoralist production and trade (Homewood et al. 2009).