Sentence examples for embraces known from inspiring English sources

He was a persistent serial hugger, spreading those burly embraces known as "Eugene hugs".

Male frogs grow pads on their forelegs that help them to grasp the females in an embrace known as amplexus.

According to her website, "Amma has given this motherly embrace, known as her darshan, to more than 33 million people throughout the world".

It is thought that this sexual dimorphism results because males use their forelimbs in behaviors that are not typical of females; in grappling with other males and also in clasping females in the mating embrace known as amplexus.

From the perspective of Bermuda, which has long been engaged with FATF and the OECD, and embraced know your customer (KYC) long before it became mainstream, this looks like an embattled leader fighting to show his voters his determination to bring tax revenue back to Britain and shore up his tenuous tenure.

We fear the unknown yet don't fully embrace the known.

Feeling the desperation of her embrace, Sinkler knew that she'd risk her life to help him get away, help them get away.

After a long embrace, we knew that everyone was thinking about that same unspoken fact: it only counts if we get down.

It was time for him to understand the gifts that autism had given him, but also embrace and know why other things were a challenge.

I saw you crying out in loneliness and despair, yearning for the familiar embrace you knew in your heart you would never feel again.

But more recently, regulators have been pushing the industry to embrace a technique known as "probabilistic risk assessment".