Sentence examples for home embrace from inspiring English sources

Americans of all parties, tarrying to pay the bills at home, embrace this as a tenet.

How could it be otherwise when one spends a childhood attending rallies, marches and readings with leaders of women, and then having the same powerful women sit next to you at dinner in your home, embrace you, engage with you personally, look at you with love?

His aunt was a Presbyterian, and held the Calvinist view that one's fate has been decided, so Home embraced the Wesleyan faith, which believed that every soul can be saved.

The lots are smaller, and each house is positioned to maximize its use of what Mr. Krager calls "quality outdoor space": U-shaped and H-shaped homes embrace grassy courtyards where residents put their Webers, picnic tables and hammocks.

These first-time buyers, many of them furnishing dorm rooms or refitting bedrooms in their parents' homes, embrace a vivid, upbeat aesthetic more than the muted Pottery Barn style of their baby boom parents.

The homes embrace the outdoors; even the smallest lots manage to squeeze in postage-stamp courtyards.

"But in controlling and homophobic homes, embracing a minority sexual orientation can be terrifying".[5 Ways to Foster Self-Compassion in Your Child].

As I rushed home to embrace my wife, I wept again, this time with joy.

But I do know this: If they do, they will each find solid silent majorities at home to embrace it, because growing underneath the old politics out here is a new politics.

Most Danes seem to escape to Thailand in November, but when they are at home they embrace the winter by lighting candles at every conceivable opportunity and endeavouring to create a hygge, or cosy atmosphere.

His stopover in the intense and insanely proud mining town of Bundanyabba is supposed to be for a night, after which he'll fly home, to embrace the comforts of a big city, the soul-cleansing sea, and an impossibly alluring girlfriend.