Sentence examples for gracious embrace from inspiring English sources
But by now Jamaica's warm and gracious embrace of Prince Harry should have reassured those who expressed such concerns.
3 p.m. 1) GOOD AND EVIL You're in the heart of the gracious South, so embrace every cliché from the frilly to the Gothic, with some eccentric characters for good measure.
As she rose to her feet, Williams, wonderfully gracious in defeat, came around the net to embrace her.
trick: embrace twin beds Sometimes the over gracious hostess (yep, we're talking to you) extends an overnight invite to everyone.
makes The Times's "embrace" of this honorific in 1986 sound gracious, if "slow".
But what both sides need to embrace is the Father, who is both gracious and truthful.
Williams was nonetheless gracious in defeat, walking directly to Kerber's side of the court to embrace her warmly as the champion wept with joy.
Taking the higher road in times of conflict and being gracious in the face of evil are important postures that I hope my children embrace and live.
Charlotte was beloved for her gracious presence, generosity of spirit and for the many ways in which she embraced us all.
