Sentence examples for open embracing from inspiring English sources

A hundred years ago, his expansive, open, embracing ardor would have seemed more American than French.

The Powell brothers' extraordinary physical talent and competitiveness, combined with their open, embracing personalities, have placed them at the center of that strategy.

By Maurizio Bray, co-founder of food blog Torino by GNAM!, with chef Vassily Andrusyshyn Historically, the Piemontesi are introverts, but Turin is becoming more open, embracing organic wine and food, new ingredients such as lemongrass and ginger, and new international flavours.

Goldman's open embrace of SAC comes at a tricky time.

Those that were curious and open embraced it very early on".

Georgia, with its open embrace of the West, thus represents a threat to the legitimacy of Russia's authoritarian model.

Over the next six years, the Torodes had four more progeny: another son, two daughters and a book, "Open Embrace: A Protestant Couple Rethinks Contraception".

But the open embrace of Japan and its cultural iconography, both pop and traditional, distinguishes "Big Hero 6" from any other major Hollywood release.

Mr. Williams's, "Pharrell: Places and Spaces I've Been," is the product of open embrace, capturing someone moving ever forward, guided by curiosity and fame.

In his 18 months in office, President Vicente Fox has tilted Mexico in a new direction: an open embrace of the United States.

A metaphor for throwing off the rule-bound shackles of the BBC newsroom for the open embrace of the free-wheeling ITV News clan?