Sentence examples for embraces not only from inspiring English sources

The approach embraces not only academic readiness but also fitness and nutrition.

Its hinterland embraces not only much of the province but also a good part of the country.

"Our basic order embraces not only the criminalization of ethnic incitement against segments of society, but also the vilification of religions," it said.

So high profile has Paralympic sport become that it embraces not only some of the good, but also the bad of its able-bodied counterpart.

It embraces not only American styles (from Ornette Coleman to Keith Jarrett to the musical-theater composers Alan and Marilyn Bergman) but whole-grain Americana itself.

Albee's play embraces not only history and science but even religion in that Nick's father-in-law was a travelling preacher who managed to reconcile God and Mammon.

Certainly a virtue of those things is that they embrace not only design and function but also experimentation.

Maybe the European Union should embrace not only Croatia and Bosnia but also Russia, its reach ever broader, its heft ever greater.

Our conception of ourselves will embrace not only our personal genetic quirks, but the broad sweep of our evolutionary past.

Earthbound and other large-scale organic growers have embraced not only the logic of capitalism but the specific logic of California agribusiness.

The proposal would embrace not only those who lose their jobs when factories close but workers in ancillary industries as well.