Sentence examples for embraced supported from inspiring English sources
The judge said Mrs. Plavsic had not conceived or planned the violent Serbian campaign of ethnic separation that killed tens of thousands of Muslims and Croats and expelled many more from their lands with "great brutality," but that she embraced, supported and contributed to it.
Re "A Wholesale School Shake-Up Is Embraced by the President, and Divisions Follow" (news article, March 7): The president whom I embraced, supported, campaigned and voted for with greater passion than anyone in my 38-year voting life has severely disappointed me with his "tough love" endorsement of a Rhode Island school board's decision to fire the entire faculty of a poorly performing school.
A couple of people have, but mainly I feel embraced, supported, and hugged, and hugs (even virtual ones) are really, really awesome.
Families are as unique and diverse as the children in care and we should embrace, support and celebrate those who step forward to adopt.
To embrace, support, turn away, be yanked from, be prevented, seduced, angered, assisted and more, form the language of choreography; the choreographer assembles movements and relationships on a stage to tell our universal stories.
(My parents' decision to go to New Zealand meant I was shorn of a dangerously embracing support system).
The depressed poor perceive themselves to be supremely helpless -- so helpless that they neither seek nor embrace support.
Their strategy was simple: draw attention to the issue by featuring these new and unlikely advocates; wrap the cause in the American flag; embrace support from those who had come late to the fight; and orchestrate the whole thing like a political campaign.
My advice is to be patient and embrace support.
With a PEOTUS who has threatened to ban Muslims from entering the U.S. and deeply embraces support from the alt-right, I fear not.
Are you willing to seek and embrace support, even if it is unorthodox or outside of your comfort zone, to manifest your royalty?
