Sentence examples for embrace it all from inspiring English sources

"In other cultures, they embrace it all.

I'll give away the ending: "The world is so big... / And yet so small, / It's time that we embrace it all.

Around here, we embrace it all".

Social work must embrace it all.

The truth is always more interesting, and you have to embrace it all.

As he wrote in a letter when he was 21, he felt compelled to embrace it all, not choose one societal niche.

But he embraced it all.

Good, mediocre, or appalling, we embraced it all, as though it had sprung from the soil of our South Bombay neighborhood.

He watches the seasons, the years and his own thoughts pass, embracing it all, as in "September Visitors": "I'm glad to see our friends come:/talk, laughter, food, wine./I'm glad to see our friends go:/solitude, emptiness, gardens,/autumn wind".

The river embraces it all.

"Comic-Con embraced it all," he said.