all-embracing

Their numbers are hard to gauge, as there is no all-embracing definition of what constitutes one.

A tipu tree in the South Coast Botanic Garden is the tree that most recently spoke to me, its arms stretched out low to the ground like an all-embracing hug, beckoning me to return the embrace.

A tipu tree in the South Coast Botanic Garden is the tree that most recently spoke to me, its arms stretched out low to the ground like an all-embracing hug, beckoning me to return the embrace.

Riemann’s lecture, given in 1854, consolidated the paradigm shift in our understanding of geometry resulting from the fall of the parallel postulate, by establishing an all-embracing theory that included the Euclidean and non-Euclidean within it.

A cursive-print sign at the park’s exit bears her all-embracing message: “I will always love you.”