Sentence examples for called to embrace from inspiring English sources

Reis and Pires were often called to embrace overwhelmed actors, even as they broke down.

As the church shows her concern for the victims and strives to respond in truth and justice to each of these painful situations, all of us -- conscious of human weakness, but trusting in the healing power of divine grace -- are called to embrace the mystery of the cross and to commit ourselves more fully to the search for holiness.

I write this explanation as a call to embrace poly people and our relationships.

In 1892 he gave the lecture "The Necessity for De-Anglicising Ireland," a call to embrace things authentically Irish.

Allow me to push it to breaking point then, with my call to embrace the growth of facial hair as a bona fide sport.

Punk was a last loud call to embrace these moments of transition, when the world before rock became the world after.

He began at the piano, sounding like Randy Newman on pep pills in "La Vie Est Folle," a call to embrace life's surprises.

Now would be a good time for the world's leaders to heed the Dalai Lama's call to "embrace the oneness of humanity" and make religious intolerance an international crime.

One of the four, Stella Creasy, received a political boost when 100 councillors backed her call to embrace new campaigning techniques so Labour turns into a national movement rather than just a party machine.

The Rev. Robert W. Edgar, the council's general secretary, said the statement's call to embrace the ideas of community and justice "really lies at the heart of all our traditions".

The conclusion of conference speakers: During the past 50 years, scientific societies appear to have made little progress in imposing standards for research integrity, despite repeated calls to embrace new ethical recommendations.