There is a difference in judgment, depending on who feels entitled to lay down the law and determine who embraces whom, when, why -- and how hard!
Last year, Senator John McCain earned widespread ridicule for publicly embracing Jerry Falwell, whom he had once described as "evil".
Williams arrived at Brazil's party near Eastern Market at 10 20 p.m. and embraced Brazil, whom the mayor had endorsed.
"Ugliness" is not a personal trait that many people choose to embrace; those whom we classify as protected might not be willing to admit that they are ugly.
Taking the podium at the Toyota Center, Trump embraced Cruz, whom he called "a man who has become a really good friend of mine," and jokingly made reference to their bitter war of words two years ago.
Maryland's GOP establishment has embraced Peroutka, whom they considered recruiting as their 2014 candidate for Attorney General.
It means we have to be prejudice free; free from ill-will and malice, must be willing to forgive and embrace those whom we don't like.
(The cast and crew have embraced Duffy, whom "Dallas" executive producer Cynthia Cidre finds "down to earth and very funny," adding in an e-mail interview that he is "television royalty". She called him a "very gifted actor" and added that he has "fantastic hair".
Among other cheap pathos plays was the resurrection of characters who hadn't been around since Season 1 (the pointless and whiny but attractive Shannon returns for a quick shot in which she embraces Sayid, whom she dated for like thirty seconds. Aww?).
But images were broadcast throughout the region of Mr. Uribe, who apologized to Mr. Correa, embracing leaders with whom he exchanged barbs for days.
The image shows Quintanilla embracing her husband, whom she married on April 2 , 1992 .
