Sentence examples for embracing one from inspiring English sources

In a video uploaded by the militia group, a group of migrants can be seen kneeling on the ground and embracing one another.

Encouraged by producer Geoffrey Perkins, they began to concentrate on Crilly, and the possible secret lives of priests, embracing one of Rhys Jones's pet theories about sitcoms: that the characters must be trapped.

In the hours that followed the arrests of the alleged killers this week, a photograph began to circulate on social media showing Brazil's president, Jair Bolsonaro, embracing one of the those men.

Later they could be seen embracing one another.

Brown does give the Tories credit for embracing one change.

To have them kissing one's hands, embracing one …" Greene was an operator, a politician.

They redefine the terms of competition by embracing one-of-a-kind ideas in a world of me-too thinking.

They redefine the terms of competition by embracing one-of-a-kind ideas in a world of copycat thinking.

Kilburn had a deep love of cricket, and worried it was losing its way in embracing one-day matches and sponsorship, although he did not believe that progress was necessarily bad.

Emin is currently the subject of a full-scale monographic retrospective at the Hayward Gallery in London, not quite three years after her all-embracing one-woman show at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art in Edinburgh.

These days, many Russian politicians are uneasy that their new president, Vladimir Putin, was previously head of the country's security service, albeit a less all-embracing one than the KGB.Mr Semichastny was insistent that the KGB was more than just a stealer of information about the West's nuclear bombs or a spotter of traitors.