Sentence examples for embracing children from inspiring English sources

It is followed by images of Mr. Vallone, speaking to elderly people and then embracing children.

Instead the commission endorses an inclusive "time for reflection", embracing children of all and no faiths.

Now, Republicans are not only embracing children and classrooms -- long icons of Democratic politics -- but are also talking about how the federal government can ensure equity in education.

In "Embracing Children for Who They Are" (Personal Health, Nov. 6), Jane E. Brody makes good points, but she paints children and their differences with too broad a brush.

Careful creation of larger clusters (planetoids) by embracing children along selected orbits, adding more "mass to each planet" Papatūānuku Planet Earth: location in the Solar System and Structure Closed-eyes sensitivity by doing an imaginary trip from the Earth's core towards the surface, feeling all the Earth's layers beneath us.

Pope Francis said many inspirational things while he was here embracing children, praying for the disabled, lifting up the poor and shining a light on injustice.

The solemnity with which they undertook the deal is witnessed in his pictures, and the project was extended to embrace children from Croatia, Kurdistan, Angola, Afghanistan, Sudan and Zaire.

We believe our classrooms should embrace children with a wide range of academic and social abilities, but that lowers our scores.

It was also Children in Need night, traditionally a time when the country digs deep and embraces children with disabilities and additional needs who grow up and become adults with disabilities and additional needs.

Fair Play is a document to be welcomed, not least the promise to make "communities and neighbourhoods more child-friendly and playable", to work together "to embrace children in public space".

At ALCA, they embrace children who many would think are unreachable.