Sentence examples for world embracing from inspiring English sources

But only now is the professional sports world embracing it.

She was an artist whose paintings brought light into the world, embracing vivid color and images.

They were a nodal point, perhaps, in a thoroughly globalised Christian world, embracing the Roman empire and much more.

Theirs is a contemplative order, meaning that, unlike active orders, they separate themselves from the world, embracing solitude and silence, devoting themselves to prayer and worship.

King Abdullah of Jordan, a recent guest at the White House, speaks of "a 57-state solution" between Israel and the entire Muslim world, embracing the full membership of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference.

In 15 pieces, he uses videos, light works, sculpture and land art to examine the recent turmoil of the Arab world, embracing a message of engagement, fraternity and hope.

But audiences all over the world embraced his music enthusiastically.

In 1921, Kandinsky moved with Nina to Berlin, where the art world embraced him.

The Arab world embraces vast wealth and more than 350m people.

After Sept. 11, the world embraced America, and that goodwill has evaporated.

And the hockey world embraced him right back … at least for now.