Sentence examples for embrace without from inspiring English sources

In my embrace, without any warning, he went limp.

Cosby, Steele argues, lost his status as America's "iconic Negro" when he began publicly blaming the problems of black Americans on their own lack of personal responsibility, a position whites can't embrace without risking being accused of racism.

As Madigan puts it, "Fred wanted to know the truth of your life, the nature of your insides, and had room enough in his own spirit to embrace without judgment whatever that truth might be".

It is impossible to expect the Israelis, left wing or right, to embrace without hesitation such ephemeral-sounding hopes while they are engaged in combatting the suicide-and-murder intifada that is killing everybody, Jew and Palestinian, in body and spirit.

For sophisticates like Boyce and his circle, zealous advocates and practitioners of the zipless fuck, theirs was truly an age of Aquarius, when old inhibitions and strictures could be cast off, and the sexually enlightened could enjoy what Reich called "the genital embrace" without guilt or encumbrance.

If every child in class only has five children at a birthday party, that's an acceptable norm that parents could easily embrace without ever realizing that one child, with or without special needs, has never been one of the five — unless, of course, that one child is yours.

They embraced without much enthusiasm.

But he was flexible, embracing without question my unusual life.

But there are other dimensions to the Games that should be embraced without cringing.

Gadahn admonishes those who embraced, "without hesitation, every obscure and foreign religion, philosophy, and ideology," or who searched for happiness in a "cultist-style withdrawal from the world".

It was embraced without enthusiasm by ministers, national parliamentarians and members of the European Parliament, as the third choice of direct-democracy advocates.