Sentence examples for is embraced with from inspiring English sources

These days he is embraced with the term outsider.

Whether it comes from oneself or from another person, what matters is that one's suffering is embraced with open acceptance and love.

The passion also seized immigrants from both nations, and much of South Asia, where cricket is embraced with the same devotion as football is in Nebraska.

"If it is embraced with a full heart by the musical professions, we may yet look forward to a positive, rewarding future for music and musicians everywhere".

This aspect of the show may seem maudlin, but it is embraced with seeming sincerity, not just by its viewers but by its producers as well.

I think it could be a reference to this, the mad Bollywood dances and songs which our parents adored is embraced with a sense of irony and endearment by the nouveau youth of India".

But they represent exactly the kinds of refinements that Apple is embracing with its update strategy in Mavericks: namely, fixing small things that have been missed considerably by the small group of people who want them.

Her last point, about being free to move, is one that Cedars-Sinai MedicaLos Angeles Los Angeles is embracing with its new "Rock-and-Roll" program.

"I was embraced with open arms," he said.

Least-favorite relatives were embraced with smiles of strength.

Effective treatments would thus be embraced with enthusiasm by sufferers and society alike.