encompass

If there is any downside to the game, it’s that Endangered can never hope to encompass the truly vast scope of the extinction problem.

You have always wondered if his ill humor is reserved for you or is all encompassing.

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Cormac McCarthy once said that a novel can “encompass all the various disciplines and interests of humanity.”

The book is, unsurprisingly, a satire—no other genre could encompass two such divergent topics.

Cultural attitudes toward marriage have unquestionably shifted during the past half century, but those changes encompass everyone.

The original meaning, of course, did not encompass black people.

It is too much loaded with detail to be distinct; and the canvas is too large for the eye to encompass.

The Arii are situated by the side of the Drangæ both on the north and west, and nearly encompass them.

Ranges of grey and barren hills encompass the valley; the ground is for the most part covered with sand and gravel.

Your ladyship, so I understand, is at this moment under the impression that I desire to encompass—shall I say?

You may advise me how to walk amid the dangers which encompass me.