Sentence examples for embracing not from inspiring English sources

The protesters, too, argued that saving the country meant embracing, not alienating, its minorities.

But blue collar whites are embracing not just Trump, but Trumpism, in enormous numbers.

The Israeli singer is a walking illustration of what can be achieved by embracing, not shunning, "the other".

It means I have to live in the lacuna of uncertainty, embracing not knowing and carrying on, a new skill I practise daily.

These hordes were subdivided into smaller groups; the basic unit was the extended family, embracing not only parents and unmarried children but married sons and their families, who camped together.

On the plus side, the charities are becoming increasingly aware that the universe of victims is larger and more elusive than originally thought, embracing not only victims' relatives but people who lost their jobs and suffered in other ways.

But this should be embraced, not knocked.

"We should be embraced, not feared".

These were becoming 70 minutes to embrace, not endure.

The approach embraces not only academic readiness but also fitness and nutrition.

When the final bell sounded they embraced not once but twice.