Sentence examples for lovingly embraced from inspiring English sources

The film bombed on first release, only to be lovingly embraced as a cult classic.

Gene Roddenberry imagined a future where diversity is the norm, and Beyond has lovingly embraced his legacy.

The pain of seeing the neoliberalism they so lovingly embraced rejected by the younger generation is making them crabby, and they are lashing out.

He was one of the brightest luminaries of the American Reform Rabbinate, and was lovingly embraced by one and all in our congregational family.

Again the World Tour Finals, sponsored enthusiastically by Barclays, is a daily sell-out, a well-run tournament in a spectacular setting lovingly embraced by not one British television provider but two.

But there are many other women who have also lovingly embraced the term.

We lovingly embrace Mark and their son, Jack Becket Rutkowski.

Thomas stopped to lovingly embrace one child who looked into his eyes and said: "Thank you.

Adrian Scarborough's Fool, who squats downstage on the Japanese-style hanamichi (or runway) that extends into the stalls, rushes up to lovingly embrace Cordelia before she is bundled off.

And everyone at all times exudes a persuasive ambivalence, so you understand, for example, how Masha can lovingly embrace the pedantic husband who bores her silly (Paul Lazar, excellent). Louis Zorich's alcoholic doctor; Anson Mount's psychically twisted soldier; Ebon Moss-Bachrach's smitten suitor to Irina are all very good.

It's constantly being drummed into the country and into foreigners that here one is witnessing the revival, the flowering, the new spirit, the unity, steadfastness, and magnificence, pacific too, of course, spirit of the Third Reich, which lovingly embraces the whole world.