Sentence examples for it embraces all from inspiring English sources

It embraces all the other martial virtues, including courage.

It lives on in secret.....It has come to believe that compassion, in which all ethics must take root, can only attain its full breadth and depth if it embraces all living creatures and does not limit itself to mankind.

That was Olmsted's idea, that it embraces all points of view".

He said that the Saint Bernard Club of N.Y. has 48 members, and that it embraces all of N.Y.

The assumption behind aesthetic computing is that the field of computing will be enriched if it embraces all of aesthetics.

The intellectual idea behind "36 Views" is both comic and sad, and it embraces all of us.

Latin was no longer limited to Church Latin: it embraced all Classical Latin.

It embraced all the tribes north of Albemarle Sound, numbering about 1,500 warriors.

One of his finest achievements was The Search for Sepharad (2006), a four-part series for Radio 3. Typically for Dennis, it embraced all aspects of Sephardic culture in Spain.

First, it embraced all the tested mechanisms of persuasion: a clever use of ambiguity, political marketing and the creation, to some degree, of a personality cult around Pablo Iglesias, its young and charismatic leader.

In short, we said it embraced all of the hype of social networking, but none of the spirit.