Sentence examples for were embraced with from inspiring English sources

Least-favorite relatives were embraced with smiles of strength.

In Mao, China's Red Guards found a leader whose every word was the graven truth, and whose actions, however harsh, were embraced with unquestioning zeal.

Jews that were exiled from Spain were embraced with open arms by the Ottomans 520 years ago and they were placed in the most elite part of the Ottoman lands, Istanbul.

In one of these a man and a girl were embracing with an ardor usually confined to the rear of Lewisohn Stadium; and in another a girl was saying "I think Victor Herbert is full of schmaltz".

"I was embraced with open arms," he said.

These days he is embraced with the term outsider.

Effective treatments would thus be embraced with enthusiasm by sufferers and society alike.

And it is being embraced with all the fervor shown by recent converts.

He envisiged wave farms to generate power, but imagined they would be embraced with alacrity.

But recently the low-carb principles have been embraced with new fervor.

And more recently, indie rock and classic disco have been embraced with a vengeance — and with a uniquely Serbian bent.