Sentence examples similar to embracing closely from inspiring English sources

If I hadn't waited for her or tried to help her I would have been 10 or fifteen seconds quicker and what does that matter?" The two competitors finished the race last, and embraced closely before D'Agostino was taken away in a wheelchair for treatment.

Tragedy and comedy never embraced so closely.

What of NATO itself, which the talking heads say we must rush to embrace more closely in the wake of the Brussels terror attacks?

At the same time the president has bought himself credit in Congress and in Washington by embracing Israel more closely in his second term, and by letting Mr Kerry work on restarting Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.

A predecessor of Ardhanarishvara appears in the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad, which states that the first creature "was of the same size and kind as a man and woman closely embracing.

A man appears behind Knowles and begins closely embracing her in endearment.

The United States has embraced India and Southeast Asia more closely and shored up alliances with South Korea and Japan.

No Democrat has embraced Pickens more closely than the Senate majority leader.

At the same time, his out-of-the-mainstream views make it dangerous to embrace him too closely.

But with his style, which some call arrogant, he too has made policy missteps, and he was never closely embraced by President Jiang Zemin.

At the same time that bankers and businessmen are acknowledging the downsides of unregulated capitalism, college and university reformers are urging the academy to more closely embrace the marketplace.