Sentence examples for soft embracing from inspiring English sources

Jikoni's website says they "celebrate the legacy of the many maternal figures who shared their kitchen", so we get a cockle-warming place to sink into and dream, perhaps, of soft, embracing, motherly bosoms scented with cinnamon and vanilla.

Holding a flaming stick above his head, he bounced light off the ceiling of his cave, bathing his dwelling in a soft, embracing glow — the first indirect lighting.

"The Italians welcome and lull you and seduce you into their soft embrace, and score a goal like the thrust of a dagger".

What starts as a teasing look at people who can focus on only one thing in their lives (animals, money, children, a lover) turns into a soft embrace of everybody and everything.

"Of course Los Alamos is the classic, but nowhere else do you feel the warmth of the radioactive decay take you in its soft embrace quite as vividly as in the Hamgyong Nuclear Test Facility.

"I'm sure you've been told that before, no?" Ms. Ridgway folded herself in Ms. Cook's soft embrace and all but cried, "I'm here to keep you in the business of master classes".

Thunderheads swooning over one of the legal-age members (ranging from 22 to a not-so-boyish 41) had to settle for signed photographs, group shirts or the soft embrace of unlikely pop fantasy.

In this paper, David Lacey described them as "stealthy, guarded", while the description of Rudi Fuchs, a prominent Dutch art critic, to describe Italian football in general fits this Sampdoria side snugly: "The Italians welcome and lull you and seduce you into their soft embrace, and score a goal like the thrust of a dagger".

Some days in your bed, despite your loneliness, you feel a soft embrace.

He was soft to embrace, and there was a lot of him.

The strategy epitomizes the co-option/attraction technique of the kind of "soft diplomacy" embraced even during the late innings of the Bush administration.