Sentence examples for that embraced from inspiring English sources

Cassavetes invented a style that embraced both.

The earlier word, "Believers," described a community that embraced many faiths.

He ruled an area that embraced the Atrebates of Hampshire and probably the Dobunni of Gloucestershire.

The Obama administration owes little to the banks and hedge funds that embraced Mitt Romney's campaign.

And it is not working for countries that embraced it voluntarily, like Britain.

"Then they instituted a philosophy that embraced the game at all levels down to grass roots.

Umenyiora's parents are Nigerian and he was reared in a household that embraced Nigerian customs.

The Ancient Athenians nurtured an ideal of manhood that embraced athleticism as well as intelligence.

"The Republican party wasn't always a party that embraced blocking access to reproductive healthcare," Sackin said.

I liked the warm night weather that embraced me as soon as I left the gate.

It was his way of repaying the numerous cultures that embraced him without prejudice, and the world community at large.