Sentence examples for embracing not only from inspiring English sources
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.
Moreover, because so many non-American firms want to list their shares in the United States, and because their auditors are likely to be one of the global Big Five, foreign auditors find themselves under the SEC's aegis too.Its rules are wide-ranging, embracing not only shares but also pension plans, mutual funds and credit-card balances.
Outraged by California voters' ban on same-sex marriage, a new wave of advocates, shaken out of a generational apathy, have pushed to the forefront of the gay rights movement, using freshly minted grass-roots groups and embracing not only new technologies but also old-school methods like sit-ins and sickouts.
Under Dara Shikoh, one can argue that the Mughal throne was heading towards embracing not only religious tolerance but also religious pluralism, which had been shunned by both Shahjahan and before that, Jahangir, at various points for political expediency.
Its hinterland embraces not only much of the province but also a good part of the country.
Certainly a virtue of those things is that they embrace not only design and function but also experimentation.
Maybe the European Union should embrace not only Croatia and Bosnia but also Russia, its reach ever broader, its heft ever greater.
Our conception of ourselves will embrace not only our personal genetic quirks, but the broad sweep of our evolutionary past.
"Our basic order embraces not only the criminalization of ethnic incitement against segments of society, but also the vilification of religions," it said.
