Sentence examples for vigorous embrace from inspiring English sources

It must be paired with an equally vigorous embrace of democratic Israel.

Warmth is implied: the caress of a lullaby (since a baby is at the work's center) and the more vigorous embrace of love music.

THERE is a curious contradiction between China's vigorous embrace of information technology on the one hand and the myopic nationalism of many of those who use it on the other.

More than his flirtation with a Presidential run earlier this year, more than his speech at the Republican Convention in Tampa, Christie's vigorous response to the storm — and his vigorous embrace of President Obama — turned him into a national figure.

The first crop was an antibiotic-resistant tobacco in 1982 and now around one 10th of the world's planted crops are GM (a figure distorted by the vigorous embrace of the US – around 90% of corn and soy is GM, balancing the fact that EU has an outright ban).

In one narrative, Vishnu and Bhudevi indulge in vigorous embraces and as a result, Bhudevi becomes fatigued and faints, sinking a little in the primordial ocean.

For a moment, though, imagine what would happen if Singapore did embrace vigorous political debate and frequent changes of government, and if this new way of doing things stuck.

Every year, the people who live along the balcony can see a miracle on this side of the street, on this house where a vigorous old wisteria embraces the front wall from the sidewalk to the roof.

After vigorous searching, and embracing every opportunity, Carmela and her husband, both in their mid thirties had two options; stay in Mexico and wait for the economy to improve, or immigrate to the United States to search for a better life.

(Liberals generally embrace a vigorous role for the Supreme Court as a defender of individual rights against the intrusions of the state).

Many of them, like the vigorous Attacca Quartet, are embracing contemporary music.