Sentence examples for embracing for from inspiring English sources

Even though Mr. Eisner and Robert Iger treated Mr. Koppel shabbily, they were embracing the same objectives that network news divisions have been embracing for years.

The living composers he plays are, indeed, a select handful, but his awareness is much wider, embracing, for example, Brian Ferneyhough, whose music he finds "full of personality, of fire, of imagination," and from whom he commissioned a new piece for the Schoenberg Choir.

Whether Angel and Leo are embracing for safety or for love is open to debate, and whether he will earn her heart is an issue not settled until the final shot, but, for the first time, Almodóvar seems indifferent to resolutions: he leaves feelings to hang and turn in the air, and they look pretty good up there.

-- Allison Arieff, "Cows Grazing in the Rumpus Room" Reader Comments: I think it is important to not look at an agrarian lifestyle as trendy way to raise European vegetables, but as a way to shed the consumerist and superficial way of life we have been embracing for 50 years.

"Our message is simple and direct: our schools are safe, welcoming and embracing for all families".

We may practice or imitate kissing and embracing for some time, just as we may practice or imitate love and compassion before we have the direct experience.

They embraced for a long time.

The women embrace for several long seconds.

We talked briefly and embraced for several minutes.

They hugged and embraced for about 30 seconds.

"It's really being embraced for solving a lot of problems.