Sentence examples for embraced with the from inspiring English sources

These days he is embraced with the term outsider.

The passion also seized immigrants from both nations, and much of South Asia, where cricket is embraced with the same devotion as football is in Nebraska.

It was the beginning of a lifelong enthusiasm for mortal peril, a condition that Dunsany embraced with the blithe physical courage of someone who never expects that he will be the one to be injured.

Neil Howe, an author of several books on what he calls the Millennials (another term for Gen Y), draws a parallel between this nostalgic wave and the one boomers embraced with the film "American Graffiti" in 1973.

That they can be decorative, a graphic object to deploy on horizontal surfaces like any other bibelot, is one that designers have embraced, with the result that certain titles tend to show up with the frequency of an overplayed pop song.

She was embraced with the kind of love she gave everyone else and as her soul departed this world, I felt a piece of me leave with her.

The pair ended their chat by "high-fiving and embracing" with the situation apparently resolved.

Supporters say the Hunters Point project could take a disconnected section of the city — whose remoteness was enhanced by decades of Navy occupation — and draw it and its poorer residents into a closer embrace with the rest of the city.

Mr Giuliani, the tough guy who swings a punch with one arm and embraces with the other, is credited with saving New York twice, once from crime and once from despair.

What they don't always embrace with the same enthusiasm is the one thing they have in common with every city resident: their streets.

And it is being embraced with all the fervor shown by recent converts.