Sentence examples for lovingly embraced as from inspiring English sources

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

Worldwide, Muslim communities lovingly embraced Obama as one of their own, due to his Kenyan roots, his Arabic first name, and his sophisticated rhetoric and tone that inspire mutual respect, partnership, and trust.

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

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

And members of that audience Friday night lovingly embraced Sanders's no-nonsense persona and quirks, including his unmistakable Nu Yawk talk -- "Say 'Supreme Cawt!'," yelled one partygoer to another dressed as the candidate. .

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.

It lovingly embraces all that is because you are one with all that is.

He embraced that as well.

It is, after all, a fully functioning New Jersey Transit train station, and in decorating it the owners have lovingly and logically embraced the train station aesthetic.