Sentence examples similar to this embraces both sides from inspiring English sources

There, the Pyrenees form a physical and political border with Spain, but culturally and spiritually, Catalonia embraces both sides.

Davis embraces both sides of his family's history, and on Monday, at Citi Field, he shared his story with a group of grandchildren of Holocaust survivors.

The ideal Jamaican vacation embraces both sides of the island's nature and tries to keep it in balance so that one does not overrun the other.

Davis embraces both sides of his family's history.

Now she's also a woman playing a man who tried to become a woman — and was left with a 1-inch mound of flesh between her legs and a sexual identity that embraces both sides of her complex nature.

It is this willingness to embrace both sides that makes Holmes – up until now a respected freelance director known as a likeable bloke — a potentially inspired choice for the Lyric Hammersmith.

The companies leading the way are those that embrace both sides of this equation.

Mullen called for a "more comprehensive strategy" embracing both sides of the border.

This involved vigorously asserting Taiwan's separateness and resisting any initiatives that remotely smacked of "one China" embracing both sides of the Taiwan Strait.

As he pondered the divided loyalties of so many New Yorkers, he simply said: "I try to embrace both sides.

Cassirer's American influence thus embraced both sides of his philosophical personality.