Sentence examples for embrace everyone from inspiring English sources
The high street needs to embrace everyone.
"Instead of fearing what we don't know, I wish we would embrace everyone and love unconditionally".
Mr. Sexton is more pastoral, a genial salesman ready to embrace everyone and make them comfortable.
I felt an urge to spread my arms and embrace everyone, enfold every one in my exultation.
Indeed, the Museum of American Folk Art eschews the label, as do many collectors and gallery owners, preferring terms like "vernacular" or "self-taught," which potentially embrace everyone from impoverished 18th-century quiltmakers to middle-class Sunday painters.
Because, in addition to writing books, she was devoting time to her family, a choice that everyone seems to value and embrace — everyone, typically, except the future employers who are looking at the résumés.
THE SPORTS WORLD OF THE 20TH CENTURY embraced everyone form Babe Ruth to Kobe Bryant.
Buddy embraced everyone: ward bosses, Brown University professors, artists, gays, new immigrants, old people.
In the summer, the population doubles to about 2,400 and the town graciously embraces everyone.
She had an infinite capacity for love, an empathy that embraced everyone she met, an unmatched purity and sweetness.
