Sentence examples for a more embracing from inspiring English sources

The Makonde lack a more embracing political structure, each settlement being independent.

WITH the generation of 1968 currently in power, Germany has become a more embracing society.

Finally — and perhaps unfairly — I yearned for a more embracing effort to explain how a particular place and time feeds such a sudden cultural flowering, a theory that might enlarge my understanding of other cities and eras and, even, art.

Now, moving ever more closely to the middle, the governor was displaying a more embracing side, even if the meeting was greeted warily by some gay leaders as well as bysome Republicans on the far right.

A more embracing one.

We are one step closer to being a more embracing nation that leaves any final judgment up to the Almighty.

Indeed, Sudan really could use a larger, more embracing identity.

Picasso saw the pregnant possibility of Cubism, but he also realized that it must eventually be absorbed into a larger, more embracing language.

"No One" was far more embracing, a love song turned toward the city.

The Haight had its own shade of gay, distinct from the political and commercial Castro — more embracing of a counterculture of artists and free spirits.

The album cast a wide net that was more embracing of moods.