Sentence examples for sincere embrace from inspiring English sources

She came to Lilia from behind, reached around her and gave her a long, sincere embrace.

For here was Gaga, the boldest and most controversial pop singer since Madonna, engaged in a sincere embrace of the ultimate wholesome family movie.

Oh, the soothing pleasure of being present in a genuine conversation, in a sincere embrace.

As a business professional who speaks regularly on campuses across the country, I don't usually experience the deep and sincere embrace of globalization that I did this weekend.

After the war she expressed regret for her collaboration with the Nazis and, while some critics considered her repentance less than sincere, Austrians embraced her anew, allowing her to enjoy a still more glittering postwar career as the grande dame of the Vienna Burgtheater.

After meeting with officials from the City of Las Vegas to learn more about their green initiatives for our Sierra Club Green Home Web site, I must conclude that America's adult playground is making a sincere effort to embrace sustainability.

But then maybe rock and roll is just a metaphor for something that touches the hearts and minds with equal force, something that works miracles when it's honest and sincere, when it is embraced but not controlled by those in power; something that carries the message of freedom and empowerment, the ability to change the world for the better, in an accepting, tolerant and embracing manner.

However sincere or spontaneous the Gores' embrace (which lasted from four to seven seconds, depending on how much of the hug is counted), it seemed to stand in stark contrast to Mr. Clinton's marital complications.

To the extent that egalitarians are sincere and consistent in the embrace of their principles, this counts against the charge that their occurrent motivation is envy.[22] A different way in which envy might be thought to motivate broadly egalitarian thought is by appeal to the idea of envy-free allocations.

He ultimately gave the episode a B. Another A.V. Club reviewer Todd VanDerWerff criticized the series for not avoiding clichés but also wrote "the show is so damned sincere about how much it embraces the clichés of the backstage Broadway story that those inclined to like this sort of thing and I'm very much one of them will forgive it some of these excesses".

The players' embrace of it is totally sincere, more so than in any of the other pro sports.