Sentence examples for embrace beyond from inspiring English sources
At the same time, the transformation of these characters into archetypes, like Mr. Jia's references to Chinese opera, implies there are other stories, forms and beliefs that China can embrace beyond those represented either by a Mao statue or a private plane.
And the paean to children's literature — which is often the glorious and entirely seductive introduction to Britain for many people around the world — was a beautiful way to extend the embrace beyond the shores of this island.
In contrast, Giselle's attempts to save Albrecht register the most purely human pulse of the show, dancing with him a skimming duet in which she tries for one last embrace beyond the grave.
A younger generation is fast extending its empathic embrace beyond religious affiliations and national identification to include the whole of humanity and the vast project of life that envelops the Earth.
There is now only a process of turgid, managed withdrawal from a war that has exhausted America, a war Obama has been skeptical about waging even as he escalated it, a war the Republicans has been wary of embracing beyond as a cudgel to call Obama weak.
The brothers provided one of the lasting images of the Rio 2016 Olympics – Alistair pulling away from Jonny in the final kilometre of the race to take gold before the pair collapsed to the floor and embraced beyond the finishing line.
I also know that no amount of righteous haranguing is going to prompt leaders to fully embrace priorities beyond the bottom line.
Murdoch's willingness to embrace Labour (beyond his grudge against Major) is partly because his children were leaning that way, and because his children were able to help make Blair more amenable to him.
But to keep her welcome, the BBC's next leader must be prepared to embrace efficiencies beyond mere scrimping and combine a greater sense of enterprise with broadcasting expertise.
No matter how speedy or sluggish the growth, the most remarkable aspect of Japan is its refusal to embrace globalisation beyond a veneer of McDonalds and Krispy Kremes (where the queue stretches round the block).
I decided about 20 years ago that I didn't want to embrace anything beyond that". Was there a catalyst for this? "Well, there was a whole change in my life.
