Sentence examples for can't embrace from inspiring English sources

You can't embrace in a doorframe.

If the Israeli center can't embrace that -- or if the Palestinians, Egypt, Jordan and Saudi Arabia can't embrace that -- then no final peace is possible.

But there is absolutely no reason why we can't embrace vegetables in the same way.

Who can't embrace a man who makes the most of a redemptive opportunity?

"We say we can't embrace Patrick because either he won't embrace us or he's a private person," Checketts said.

But, separated by ego, by fear, by fragility, they can't embrace the moments of salvation that life serves up.

But why can't we embrace all thinking?

Unless a religion is of your blood you can't truly embrace it.

If men prove that all-male hierarchies can get shamefully warped, why can't they embrace the normality of equality?

Along comes the Civil War, and Washington looks different: Northerners don't adore him because he was a slave-owner; Southerners can't quite embrace him because, after all, the man freed his slaves.

Sinclair is king of the goldbugs — an intermediate class of doomer that can't quite embrace a currency in drugs or booze — and proof that, as Dmitry Orlov suspected, some of the most vociferous dystopians these days wear banker's collars and vote Republican.