Sentence examples for neither embrace from inspiring English sources

The past is an obsession you can neither embrace nor release?

The answer appears to be that he will neither embrace nor reject another quest for the presidency, but harness the speculation about his intentions to become a more formidable force on environmental policy and a power within the Democratic party.

In Christianity and transhumanism, we neither embrace suffering nor run from it.

They neither embraced the new officials nor denounced them.

Despite Clinton's policy error, he neither embraced the K.G.B.'s man nor called him "Volodya".

Trent Lott of Mississippi, the Senate Republican leader, neither embraced nor rejected it.

A media-savvy figure, Father Tikhon has written a surprise best seller about monastic life and has been described as "Putin's spiritual father" — a label he coyly neither embraces nor denies.

Levental neither embraces nor rejects comparisons with his protagonist, placing himself somewhere on the continuum between Flaubert's "Madame Bovary, c'est moi" and Pushkin's insistence in Onegin that he's "not Eugene, we're different fellows".

But most of them have neither embraced the democratization and technology for of content creation but continue to hold onto the past and the good old days when they basically owned a monopoly.

Ando's response to Fort Worth sprawl is neither to embrace it nor to try to destroy it but simply not to see it when it interrupts his line of vision.

And by neither embracing Bowles-Simpson nor explaining his objections and quickly offering an alternative, Mr. Obama arguably failed to show leadership on perhaps the country's biggest problem.