Sentence examples for embracing he from inspiring English sources

"In any bear market you have relief rallies, and that's what we're embracing," he said.

From senior managers to mailroom clerks, employees were crying and embracing, he said.

When the 6-foot-6, 292-pound Williams considered the franchise-record playoff drought and a region that typically holds no appeal for free agents, he came to view the challenge as one worth embracing, he said.

It "did not progress beyond kissing and embracing," he wrote, and "ceased the instant my colleague said, 'This isn't a good idea.'" Richmond also says that "while we were both drinking, neither of us was incapacitated".

In a speech that was alternately (and simultaneously) humorous, honest, and warmly embracing, he called on Jews and Catholics to know each other better, to engage each other more substantially, and to move from talking together to working together.

"The risks that are attendant to the use of nuclear power are worth embracing," he said.

"To suggest that people don't know about baggage fees is hard to embrace," he joked.

One big trend that corporations must embrace, he notes, is the "reordering of the global economy".

"I mean, that's an idea we all embrace," he said.

However, the economic benefits could be even greater if the recommendations were fully embraced, he said.

He embraces life; he laughs; he charms; he dances.