Sentence examples for embracing someone from inspiring English sources

They have no qualms about embracing someone they hated just a second ago.

What is it that stops the authorities from tolerating or even embracing someone like Chen Chenen told Reuters by telephone: "I'm at the airport now.

On one hand, it puts a very human face on Mr. Edwards's stated reasons for wanting to be president, and uses to emotional effect imagery of Mrs. Edwards embracing someone in a pink cap, apparently a cancer survivor.

After her funeral, a rotted corpse in a rotted nightshirt is found lying on his side in a bed, as if embracing someone, and next to him, on a pillow with the indentation of a head, there is a single long strand of iron-gray hair.

In that case, employees can be trained to say, "May I hug you?" rather than rushing up and embracing someone physically.

Given their disappointment and unchanging circumstances, they had nothing to lose by embracing someone who would "shake things up".

Would the sport distance itself or embrace someone of considerable courage?

Each time she embraced someone, Thomas got squeezed and let out a little squawk like an angry accordion.

Periodically, he eschews vitriol and embraces someone across the political aisle, as he did with Mr. Obama's education secretary, Arne Duncan, on school reform.

She challenged me to speak up for her lost brother because, as she said, the only way to change the heart and mind of someone like her father was for him to hear that people he admires would embrace someone like his son.

That the Republican Party has embraced someone willing to traffic in the most inflammatory of accusations comes as wish fulfillment for an element of the right that is convinced that the party lost the past two elections because its candidates were unwilling to attack President Obama forcefully enough.