Sentence examples for kind embrace from inspiring English sources

The night began with a kind embrace, Carlesimo meeting Popovich, his close friend and former dining partner, near midcourt.

They've been the most kind, embracing people in my life.

Though she remains a partner in Apple Corps Ltd., the Beatles' company, and forever connected to the spouses and children of her husband's band mates (whom she called "the most kind, embracing people in my life"), Ms. Harrison suggested that the documentary was closing a chapter in her life.

"You're Too Kind" embraces the history of flattery from its origins in encomiums engraved on Egyptian tombs to the demagogy of the Presidential Point (presidents, beginning with Reagan, Stengel notes, pretend to pick out a familiar face in the crowd and nudge the wife, who also points and smiles: our rulers flatter us by appearing to be just like us, "actually having friends").

The rock walls, to him, offered a kind of embrace.

Outside he sees a couple arm in arm, in a kind of embrace.

Perhaps the figures are not so much warring as engaged in some kind of embrace?

There's a lot of resistance to kind of embrace the success of these movies".

"You have to kind of embrace where you're at, and what's in front of you," Fowler said.

No. Instead, we get lame HR-like pHPases: HP will engage the open source community – in what kind of embrace?

I only wish I was in Indianapolis so I could have gone into the locker room and given Hayes the same kind of embrace.