Sentence examples for passionately embrace from inspiring English sources
The followers of the VlogBrothers call themselves Nerdfighters — not because they fight nerds but because they "un-ironically" and "passionately" embrace being smart and having eccentric interests.
The risk of forcibly removing Mr. Chávez immediately is that the poor who passionately embrace him will riot and bring Venezuela down.
His predecessor, George W. Bush, in contrast, tended to race through books in competitions with Karl Rove (who recently boasted that he beat the president by reading 110 books to Mr. Bush's 95 in 2006), or passionately embrace an author's thesis as an idée fixe.
The UK was the first place to passionately embrace the Iowans, and there is something genuinely moving about the tangible bond between band and fans as the damp night air resounds to the merciless clatter of Duality and Spit It Out.
It must be said that Warren declined to passionately embrace my analogy.
These are both the objects of our judgement and partly constitutive of them — to passionately embrace an option is different from cooly determining it to be best.
"Up Against the Wall" began with Tasha Taylor and Ms. Kim passionately embracing.
Hazel passionately embraced a love for travel, reading, knitting, and art collection.
Her generous, wise counsel immeasurably strengthened the College whose mission she so passionately embraced.
The Germans would not embarrass themselves by passionately embracing a regime as poisonous as Saudi Arabia's.
The couple stood up and passionately embraced before she went up onstage.
