Sentence examples for so embraces from inspiring English sources
The innovative Polish director based his theatre lab on the Danish institute founded by Niels Bohr, a leading figure in quantum theory, which so embraces uncertainty that it says two objects can exist in two places at once.
As an uninhabitable rock, it does not affect the extent of UK's territorial waters (which extends 200 nautical miles from St Kilda and so embraces Rockall) or its continental shelf.
Hugh Bonneville's Mr. Brown, who mutters "stranger danger" at his first sight of Paddington — while hustling his family along the train platform after a wholesomely educational visit to a Victorian wool museum — is a poignant representative of the middle-aged English man who so embraces limitation that he has persuaded himself that limitation is his preference.
Whereas feminist empiricism argues for a balancing of values through diversity and so embraces impartiality, Intemann claims that feminist standpoint theory extols feminist values because they are good values rather than for their role in improving impartiality.
So embrace your spontaneous flowers!
Transparency is inevitable, so embrace it.
Not everyone has been so embracing of the change.
Why was he so embracing Kruse before backing Birgitte?
