Sentence examples for felt embraced from inspiring English sources

We felt embraced by the welcome at Hotel Els Frares and by its blissfully comfortable beds.

Mr. Bernheimer said that while his father accepted him when he first came out, it wasn't until he had a child that he really felt embraced.

I don't know why I found so much comfort in that thought, but it nearly lifted me off the ground, and suddenly, everywhere, I felt embraced.

"I don't believe my father ever felt embraced," David Behring, Ken's son and the team's president from 1993 to 1997, said in a phone interview last week.

To have known her was to have felt her optimism -to have loved her was to have felt embraced by her warmth.

"It is a connection I will never forget," she said, adding that she arrived in this country alone, but felt embraced by southern Kansas and America.

I feel embraced, at home.

In general, he feels embraced there.

Feeling embraced by the congregation, he invited his brothers, Alberto and Luis, who are also violinists, to come to New York and join him playing at the synagogue.

Only when David plunged into the Modern Orthodox environment -- as a teenager attending Camp Morasha, as a premed major at Yeshiva University -- did he finally feel embraced.

Though she doesn't mention it directly, the tacit suggestion seems to be that Ditto feels embraced here in a way not quite matched back home.