Sentence examples for more embracing from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Sudan really could use a larger, more embracing identity.

Or is it something larger, more forgiving, more embracing?

The Makonde lack a more embracing political structure, each settlement being independent.

She is engaged to Nomar Garciaparra, the Boston Red Sox shortstop, and seems more embracing of her celebrity.

By contrast Plath (1932-63) waspiritirit possessed, a lyric poet whose field of action was at once more private and more embracing.

Picasso saw the pregnant possibility of Cubism, but he also realized that it must eventually be absorbed into a larger, more embracing language.

But being less materialistic doesn't necessarily mean we have to once more embrace the incredible claims of religion.

Of the 9,920 runners who finished (9,960 started), no one was more embraced at the end than Gebrselassie.

Radiohead has, more and more, embraced online distribution models; Prince, after serving as a vanguard artist in the early days of the Internet, has become increasingly conservative.

Certainly, Khan is pushing the principle of "less from more", embraced by his predecessor Boris Johnson as an exacting and yet bracing austerity obligation, into adventurous new territory.

Among the designs that have emerged, none is more embraced than a Jarvik-7 descendant, the Temporary Total Artificial Heart made by SynCardia Systems of Tucson, Ariz.