Sentence examples for embraces more than from inspiring English sources

AFRICA embraces more than a thousand ethnic groups and languages lumped crudely together by colonial mapmakers.

France being France, the public debate over "Cosette" embraces more than literature.

The months-old WalkAmerica alliance already embraces more than 10 organizations.

They will serve an archdiocese that embraces more than 2.5 million Roman Catholics in 405 parishes spread over 10 counties.

There is nothing that soothes and softens, envelops and embraces more than a hearty and hale shepherd's pie.

The industrial learning curve thus embraces more than the increasing skill of an individual by repetition of a simple operation.

Davis had transformed the College into a significant budgetary unit, embracing more than half the campus.

All of these confederations probably embraced more than one language group.

Wilkes-Barre is the hub of a metropolitan district embracing more than 30 contiguous municipalities.

If teachers' unions want to stay relevant, they must embrace more than one kind of contract.

"That marriage of genre, character and wit is something the Americans embrace more than the British".