They are using it on other 2020 contenders like Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Ind. Laura Ingraham, the Fox News host, last week accused Mr. Buttigieg's father, who died recently, and who had taught at the University of Notre Dame, of being "a committed Marxist, who affectionately embraced the Communist Manifesto". She cited a Washington Examiner report as evidence.
Many a brief item leaves us craving for more: An 1897 dispatch from Kronstadt, the port of St . Petersburg describes the arrival of President Félix Faure of France: "Ladies faint and utter strangers embrace affectionately".
But those long arms don't scare away birds, they embrace humans affectionately, the New York Daily News reports.
And if they embrace you affectionately or touch your face, prepare to kiss and be kissed, traditional-style.
In the January 1879 issue, another Nast cartoon portrays Santa Claus in the midst of a group of gleeful children who he embraces affectionately.
Expect resistance and accept it, embrace it, meekly and on top of it, affectionately (not as an enemy, or as a "private joke", go public with building trust between departments, and agencies)!
I will look on the turbines more affectionately when I am next on Holkham beach, but our willingness to embrace wind power may still be moving too slowly to solve our looming energy crisis.
Click here or on "View Images" for pictures from the red carpet Miley Cyrus, Anne Hathaway and Cameron Diaz were among the celebrities to embrace the punk theme at the Met gala, the fundraiser at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art that's affectionately known as "the party of the year".
Ready to embrace the child-friendly side of the city, we struggled at first but then stumbled across Les Berges, a mile-long creative playground and cultural space on the Left Bank of the Seine, affectionately dubbed Berge Street.
