Sentence examples for embracing sense from inspiring English sources

Beyond his appearances on Broadway, film and TV, Mike was warm and witty, with an embracing sense of humor.

It's a beautifully shot, well-balanced film, with an embracing sense of humour, once again posing questions about identity, national and personal.

"It implies an embracing sense of irritation and unease.

For everyone who attended that long-awaited Australian tour – greying goths, classical music nerds and world music freaks – the contralto undulations of Sanvean, steeped in unabashedly saccharine strings, roused a powerfully embracing sense of togetherness.

It's about an easily embraced sense of patriotism.

A few years later he found himself in Mexico City, where he decided to make a job out of embracing his sense of estrangement.

Strikingly, some seemed to borrow from Hezbollah's history: embracing a sense of dispossession and grievance that they said would be felt for generations.

Embracing a sense of its own silliness and giving us a knowing wink the way Robert Rodriguez's Machete did might well have made this all terribly good fun.

The argument goes something like this: After falling in love with the openness of the Web, consumers are recoiling from its chaos and embracing the sense of order offered by walled-off digital realms.

President-elect Park Geun-hye clearly must put priority on achieving national unity by embracing the sense of loss felt by the 49% of the people who did not vote for her.

But, the answer to this question lies in embracing your sense of authenticity and what makes you a unique leader.