Sentence examples for embraces only from inspiring English sources

The list itself embraces only a small part of our universal heritage.

The parliament is an EU-wide body, and the euro embraces only 18 of the 28 member states.

Because the river throughout history has eroded away the eastern bank, it now embraces only a narrow gravelly plain terminating abruptly below the bluffs of the Eastern Desert.

While the coalition says it is inclusive, some of the young protesters say it embraces only youths who are already among its members.

According to William, God's providence or providing for the universe differs from foreknowledge in that, unlike foreknowledge, it embraces only goods and not also evils.

However, as bodily distress syndrome embraces only the most common symptom patterns, patients with few but impairing symptoms are not captured.

"It cannot be a leader by embracing only convergence".

They embrace only a small minority of Yemenis but are self-ruling, determined and well-organised.

Andreessen believes that the major barrier to change is sociological: people can embrace only so many new ideas at once.

She has been criticized by some as brazen or for embracing only celebrated artists, yet is praised by others for her commitment to the art of the new.

Finally, war is generally understood to embrace only armed conflicts on a fairly large scale, usually excluding conflicts in which fewer than 50,000 combatants are involved.