Sentence examples for fond embrace from inspiring English sources
Despite household-name notoriety and the jet-set's fond embrace, Warhol maintained the stance of an outsider throughout his career.
It all seems quite distant from the Brexiteers' dreams of arms held out in fond embrace as Britain opens for business to a grateful globe.
Ms. Barrio ends it by accepting Death's fond embrace: her face resting tenderly on his shoulder while his black cloak hides the rest of her body is a superbly eloquent image.
A final, limited edition (retro paint, white tyres and all) comes out on July 10th.This news may come as a surprise to the rest of the world which, after all, moved on from its fond embrace of the bone-shaking, ear-splitting "people's car" many decades ago.
Law-enforcement outfits (which have themselves embraced social media with gusto) seem especially fond of it.
Their peers — John Berryman, Randall Jarrell, Theodore Roethke, Delmore Schwartz — were not exactly dismissed, but only coolly embraced (Bishop and Lowell admired Jarrell, but were not so fond of his poems).
