Sentence examples for embraced through from inspiring English sources

Yet as we embraced, through tears of what I knew to be unadulterated joy, my highly tuned emotional antennae sensed that mum was also ever-so-slightly baffled.

That element of sadness gets in the way of healing and we can easily neglect to create new memories that could enhance the ones we embraced through family and tradition.

These principles of collaboration among domestic and foreign competitors have been embraced through the founding in 2003 of the Developing Country Vaccine Manufacturers Network (DCVMN), whose members collectively supply over half of UNICEF's vaccines [ 47].

But you'd never see a lock or a curl out of place, none of the unfettered messiness that Rihanna, a wild child known for racy lyrics and even racier videos, enthusiastically embraces through her online presence.

It was not just an attempt to reshape the music world, but an effort to embrace through "sound and text and visuals" the world of genetics, biorhythms, plate tectonics.

This exercise will help you take stock of what you will be leaving behind and embracing through your conversion.

Both Blair and Brown embraced individualism through Thatcherite policies, for example.

Both the ruling centre-right party (confusingly called the Social Democrats) and the opposition Socialists embraced salvation through austerity and structural reforms.

It was an identity Gucci embraced, wholeheartedly, through two successive creative directors after Ford's departure - briefly Alessandra Facchinetti, and a drawn-out spell under Frida Giannini.

Mr Wogbeh believes the agreement with the EU should be embraced because through this "the world will know there is now legal timber originating from Liberia and our market will be open to the rest of the world".

"I very much believe that this is life and to be embraced – only through engaging in the darkness do we see who we really are and glimpse what this life is".