All-encompassing used in a sentence

All-encompassing in a sentence as an adjective

It's not as all-encompassing as your suggestion, but then neither is government involvement in healthcare.

But if you just want to consume the content, like I do, it's pretty hard to find a better all-encompassing, no-******** source than the scene. With my 20 mbit connection, I can have an HD TV show ready to go in <10 mins and a movie in <30.

When you become CEO of a company as big as Microsoft, or so I'd imagine, you get a true sense of just how vast and all-encompassing your responsibilities have become. The task is much bigger than you are.

He's talking about the all-encompassing agreements that make employees sign over all rights to anything conceived by them in their professional field for the duration of their employment.

I've personally worked at 3 large organizations that have tried to formulate and develop an all-encompassing content management system. One of those organizations is a broadcaster that was also trying to build a digital content management system.

This causes even the moderates of each side to resent their opponents, and not without reason: if either side pushes for either technical or legislative means to implement their vision, the step from feasible to all-encompassing is small.

Smith was a one-time, targeted request; the NSA program is a daily, all-encompassing, indiscriminate dump of phone metadata. Leon: "It's one thing to say people expect phone companies to occasionally provide information to law enforcement; it is quite another to suggest that our citizens expect all phone companies to operate...

So we now know for a fact that, while the general populace was blissfully disinterested and the techie crowd was mostly playing with its new toys, the intelligence community started building an all-encompassing global surveillance infrastructure. If we don't manage to pull off a roll-back now, our children or grandchildren will live in an actual science fiction dystopia.

What the systemd supporters are ignoring is that if the existing init system was as all-encompassing and heavily intertwined with the rest of the system as systemd is, it would be impossible to replace it with systemd no matter how much of an improvement it is.