Sentence examples similar to embraces firmly from inspiring English sources

So warm were the currents between them by the end that the two men embraced firmly on the tarmac just before Kim Dae Jung boarded his return flight home.

It's something Donatella Versace has tried to escape from, something she's tried to ignore, something she's embraced too firmly to allow room to grow.

And so that's why we were embraced so firmly when we came out with our product.

Sister Deignan, who has taught religion at Iona, a Roman Catholic college here, for more than two decades, firmly embraces the importance of genetics research even if it has raised alarms within the Catholic Church.

This was the case even as other Democrats said Mr. Paterson's decision left Mr. Cuomo with no clear path to the White House in 2016, an aspiration many party officials believe he firmly embraces.

Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2, however, firmly embraces the ridiculousness.

The current incarnation is very different: it firmly embraces the notion of the corporate state over that of the individual – wealthy or otherwise – and its closest comparison lies with Germany and Italy in the 1930s.

The Clinton administration's rules firmly embraced that principle; the industry-friendly Bush rules did not.

And this we will do as long as all the means of repeating and embracing revelation are firmly in place.

He has firmly embraced this constituency, stoking the fires of a working-class revolt with his populist appeal.

The crowd at Court Philippe Chatrier, which has never embraced Nadal, seems firmly behind Djokovic today, some going as far as to applaud Nadal's double faults.