Sentence examples for sympathetic embrace from inspiring English sources
So Clinton, who has known Fisher for 20 years, greeted him with a sympathetic embrace.
And she creates a scene of believably telling dialogue as she recalls a conversation with a stranger, a woman who opens her arms in a sympathetic embrace: "My brother's in the Navy," I said, "And we're Arabs".
Half of me holds the earth in a sympathetic embrace and the other half... Oh, yes.
Clutching the carmine blanket between him and the world, he succumbs to the physician's sympathetic embrace and, near death, sinks deeper into isolation.
Scudéry's interpretation of the natural world is not only empirical; it involves a sympathetic and aesthetic embrace of material nature.
Iconographically, when you see the image of a Buddha, representing the innate potential of all beings to awaken to their True Nature and highest potentials, the Buddha is actually seated upon, and has as its foundation, a double dorje, or crossed vajra, which symbolizes the unity and inseparability of limitless lovingkindness, compassion, equanimity, and sympathetic joy which embraces all beings.
Being hackers themselves, Winamp's creators were sympathetic and decided to "embrace this trend," as Ms. Burkhart put it.
John Gardner's revisionist classic, "Grendel," similarly prompted us to embrace the sympathetic in the monster and scorn the beastly in the man, but Sherrill takes things a step farther, pinning acceptance of the Minotaur to acceptance of our own dual nature.
Amy, town outcast Carla and Kiki (Kristen Bell) – the clueless good girl with four small children and fantasies of getting in a car accident just serious enough so she'll get a few weeks of hospital rest – are all wonderfully sympathetic as they decide to embrace irresponsibility.
So embracing a more sympathetic agenda may not be so naïve after all.
His senior partners, General Yoav Galant and the former Ambassador Michael Oren, are not sympathetic to Bennett's settlers, embraced the two-state formula in their platform, and focussed mainly on economic inequality.
