Sentence examples for embracing almost from inspiring English sources

That European Union so proud of embracing almost 500 million people could shrink by up to one-tenth of that total by mid-21st century.

From the 1950s to the 1980s, Sōhyō, the Socialists' backbone, and Dōmei, the Democratic Socialist mainstay, fiercely competed, but, along with two lesser centres, they finally achieved unity in 1989 with the founding of Rengō (Japanese Trade Union Confederation), embracing almost eight million members.

He embraced almost everyone in the room and joked with the courtroom artist.

While burying Nairu, he embraces almost the same principle in a different incarnation.

Moreover, under Mr. Rashid's direction, Microsoft Research embraces almost the full breadth of computing and software.

"This is the movie-movie universe, where movie conventions are embraced, almost fetishized," the director said.

Their legs wrap around each other's; they embrace almost in a kiss.

The embrace almost never breaks, and within it the gentle planting of a foot on the floor, toe first, can be like a caress.

Mendelssohn, a scion of a leading Jewish family based in Berlin, embraced almost all things German, including the Protestantism his parents had chosen for him.

This is the tango that Johnson clearly embraces, almost as much as the Knicks' impending Hatfield-McCoy reunion with the Miami Heat on Sunday.

"I married you to escape my family," says Viv. "You married me, it seems, to embrace almost everything they stood for".