Sentence examples for tree embracing from inspiring English sources

Having Charlie Brown bond with a pathetic little tree, embracing it with so much empathy that he brings it home, proudly loving it just the way it is, was brilliant.

The cozy scene, intricately structured within an ancient pomegranate tree, embraces the sage and his acolyte in a warm give-and-take with the gibbons, while back-to-back, the deer gaze upward, one at the lohan, the other at the gibbons.

The trees embrace two kinds of information related to evolutionary change, cladogenesis and anagenesis.

A blossoming canopy of almond and pear trees embraced the village.

This position is also referred to as "Hug the Tree", embrace tree, and standing stake.

He is Jonathan Graham, who grew up in the nearby town of Kings- tree and embraced the faith at 15, after encountering a Bahai youth group.

I found it just as thrilling to zoom outward in the diagrams of my genetic lineage and see my place in a family tree that embraces all of humanity.

Some of the uprights bear in relief standing figures of yakshas and yakshis (male and female nature deities) that have been pressed into the service of the Buddhist religion; a frequent motif is a woman embracing a tree.

Hold arms as if embracing a tree with elbows hanging down.

The Hindi word chipko means "to hug" or "to cling to" and reflects the demonstrators' primary tactic of embracing the trees to impede the loggers.

There are even suggestions of peace: young couples embracing under trees around scenic Kandawgyi Lake; music from a restaurant drifting across the placid water.