Sentence examples for very embracing from inspiring English sources

He's still getting used to the Dallas heat but loves the natives' warmth: "This community is very embracing".

"It's cheaper than New York or San Francisco," says Uh. "And so many people are involved in the arts and entertainment — it's a multicultural city that is very embracing".

"It's very embracing of life, the opposite of what you'd expect," he said.

"They've been very embracing of each other's race and culture," the bride noted.

Here was the very embrace of the heavens".

Peter Doyle, the chair of the bishops' committee for marriage and family life, said the document was "very exciting, embracing everyone whatever their situation.

The views from Randwick Hill are very grand, embracing the whole vale of the Severn and the entrance to the Stroud valley.

Similarly, Markov models of price changes are very general, embracing random walk, rational expectations, autoregressive, and "any stochastic model in which the price is conditional on previous prices" (Taylor 1984).

"We very actively embrace interested parties across the spectrum.

Sometimes he didn't want to talk about it, and sometimes he very much embraced it.

"It is a small category that is growing very fast, embraced by retailers and consumers".