Sentence examples for widening embrace from inspiring English sources

The widening embrace of 3-D by Hollywood's leading directors and major studios comes at a critical moment for the movie industry, which faces expanding competition for leisure time from home theaters, the Internet and games.

As her own understanding of tarot and other esoteric disciplines grew, Boyd's subjects changed to reflect her widening embrace of the occult.

These are the ideals on which Jews, Christians and Muslims can converge, widening their embrace to include those of other faiths and none".

Later, she widened her embrace to include abstraction.

The point of view now widens to embrace the couple, as Devlin struggles to complete his mission and get Alicia out safely.

Wiesel's "commitment, which originated in the sufferings of the Jewish people, has been widened to embrace all repressed peoples and races".

Hence the open-armed parts of Corbyn's speech and the role of the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, in pushing to widen their embrace.

With the focus widened to embrace the 50 years since she became queen on the death of her father, George VI, her ability to reconcile traditional monarchy with shifting times became clearer.

The story's scope is widened to embrace not just romantic love — which comes in for some gentle mockery — but also the bond between a father and a daughter, depicted here as a force as elemental and sustaining as that other, oft-rhapsodized kind.

Having lost their locus of holiness, Jews were dispersed even more extensively than before across the Mediterranean world; some members of the widening Jewish diaspora embraced the Christian understanding of the Hebrew scriptures while others rejected it.

Widening their vision to embrace neighborhoods, engineers from Jernhusen, the state-owned railroad station developer, are hoping to find a way to capture excess body heat on a scale large enough to warm homes and office buildings in a perpetual cycle of mutual generosity.