Sentence examples for comfortable embracing from inspiring English sources
Aficionados of classical music, like Verdi heroines, are most comfortable embracing portents of doom.
"I don't feel comfortable embracing it, but I don't want to deny it.
What does it say that our politicians, in settings where they're at least pretending to open up and reveal their true perspective, feel comfortable embracing the most self-serving elite stereotypes about ordinary citizens who vote for the other party?
It could be that despite his attempts to get into the gamboling spirit of things, Barry Levinson, the director, is at heart too upstanding a type to have felt comfortable embracing unrepentant amorality, even in this fanciful context.
Itzhak Galnoor, a Hebrew University political scientist, said Mr. Sharon simply felt comfortable embracing the settlers' parties, the National Religious Party and National Union, which also served at times in his last coalition.
And whereas a decade ago he seemed to be struggling with his pop standards -- in one interview he called them "golden handcuffs" that stopped him from reaching his creative potential -- he now seems completely comfortable embracing them.
That he finds himself in the comfortable embrace of Durham, while many of his countrymen are still dying, makes Deng's path already unbelievable.
The new Nexus 7 definitely pushes the needle over and above the last generation, especially with that screen, but we'll have to wait and see whether that drives more consumers in its direction, and away from Apple's comfortable embrace.
Back then, though, Ms. Haley seemed comfortable publicly embracing both religions.
In fact, he now seems quite comfortable with embracing partisanship and economic populism.
But whether on its own or with others, Germany is showing signs of growing more comfortable with embracing a bigger military role, a gradual but distinct shift away from an instinctive pacifism that took hold starting in 1945, and a post-Cold War tendency to shrink the nation's military.
