Sentence examples for much embrace from inspiring English sources

Traven doesn't so much embrace his surroundings as become them.

We must retain our values, and those values very much embrace the sometimes messy creativity of the arts.

But when the president floated the idea this week, he did not so much embrace it as his own as mention it in passing.

And when the oldest parishioners see him, so like our father, they don't so much embrace him as lay hands on him with a wondering pleasure, like Catholics touching a relic.

Here, in a rural canteen of a room that, with its white-tiled walls and studied plainness, is reminiscent of St John, Aikens doesn't so much embrace simplicity as bear hug it half to death.

Since Valentine's Day doesn't so much embrace sexual stereotypes as give them a thorough rogering, I assume that I get the toast with a fried egg in a heart-shaped cutout, while Hannah (who doesn't have a sweet tooth) makes do with eggy toast hearts, dusted with icing sugar and accompanied by slices of peach.

There is much embracing of the Russian participants.

Sometimes he didn't want to talk about it, and sometimes he very much embraced it.

The thing is with my parents, they very much embraced having children.

From our own perspective at Nokia, we have very much embraced cloud.

Everyone is perpetually anguished; there is much embracing and pushing away, many swirling lifts over shoulders and much push-and-pull partnering.