1. Thus, those who embraced Islam, spontaneously embraced Arabism

2. He embraced his daughter tenderly.

3. They embraced each other warmly.

4. They have clearly embraced Western consumerism.

5. Mother, however, embraced Bible truth.

6. Jack warmly embraced his son.

7. He embraced the Muslim religion.

8. She embraced her son warmly.

9. Judaism Embraced Various Schools of Thought

10. Mr. White tenderly embraced his wife.

11. That's why the city embraced him.

12. (b) What enigmas were embraced by that prophecy?

13. They embraced and walked away side by side .

14. 20 Moma Parsheen embraced her new surroundings intently.

15. He embraced my offer to employ him.

16. She embraced the feminist cause with enthusiasm.

17. It can be endured, embraced and suffered.

18. 2 However, what is embraced in Christlike courage?

19. What if cities embraced a culture of sharing?

20. When they embraced the truth, my loneliness was relieved.

21. We've embraced the same idea at Cloche Coffee

22. Bawdry Embraced Art Print 10 x 10 in

23. He had embraced that mess, and it soared.

24. It had been filly embraced as the true faith.

25. Compassed, participle passive Embraced; surrounded; inclosed; obtained; imagined.

26. I embraced Catholicism and was baptized at ten.

27. Gules, six Annulets embraced or, two, two and two--BRACER

28. In this sense... you should all feel embraced by me.

29. The new rules have been embraced by government watchdog organizations.

30. He embraced it ardently and used it with vigor.

31. Following the blessing, we embraced and the man wept openly.

32. They embraced and wept and promised to keep in touch.

33. Unable to hold back her tears, she embraced Saulo.

34. Joyfully, he embraced and kissed his parents and Aksah.

35. At the door, she embraced him in wordless grief.

36. Both music and fashion embraced the aesthetics of the movement.

37. 7 He embraced it ardently and used it with vigor.

38. The Anchoritic life was embraced by both men and women

39. One Bible commentary claims that Solomon embraced such a notion.

40. He threw his arms round her and they embraced passionately.

41. In 1889 the Arapaho embraced the Ghost Dance movement, and shortly

42. Those who were brought up wearing scarlet+ have embraced ash heaps.

43. It was an understanding of masculinity that Gerald had already embraced.

44. As Jairus and his wife embraced their daughter, they felt deep happiness.

45. Gone from home so long, they joyously embraced their mates of boyhood.

46. They embraced the restored gospel and were sealed in the temple.

47. But once intertwined with feminist politics (whether embraced or disavowed on campus), Coeducation

48. Cilicia Pedias embraced the broad coastal plain, a well-watered, extremely fertile section.

49. She and Gaffar embraced Bible truth and fled “Babylon.” —John 17:17.

50. The male embraced the female, and from that the human race arose.

51. She embraced her son tenderly when he came home after ten years' absence.

52. 2 The scientific literature has traditionally embraced errorless learning for older adults.

53. We understand why the prairies embraced agrarian socialism in the depth of the depression

54. First Winters slugged the playwright, then she burst into tears and embraced him.

55. Despite the seemingly ghoulish material, Ms Horn has clearly embraced a new serenity.

56. Top synonyms for Canoodled (other words for Canoodled) are caressed, embraced and necked.

57. She spoke at public meetings, embraced Socialist Zionism, and hosted visitors from Palestine.

58. Jesus then indicated that these two laws embraced the whole of pure worship.

59. The young magistrate had embraced orthodoxy with the fervour of a recent convert.

60. Mr Khrushchev ostentatiously wooed and embraced Castro at the U . N . general assembly.

61. They welcomed me and embraced me so affectionately that I felt an overwhelming peace.

62. The two crews shook hands and embraced as they mingled aboard the space station.

63. The Li code embraced beliefs, ethics, manners, deportment, social behaviour, ceremony and statecraft.

64. Münster embraced the Reformation and in 1533 changed from a Catholic to a Lutheran city.

65. Then seeing Joe's lips pucker, he walked over to the fireplace and embraced him.

66. Conidioid fassaite Anagep calaththi fancy-born yummy self-driven waterspout Rachelle half-embraced hollas hatchgate

67. Among our fellow worshippers are many who at one time sincerely embraced false religious beliefs.

68. 15 It was a sequestered place, enclosed and embraced in a single,(www.Sentencedict.com) winding valley.

69. Several of the smaller states, led by Delaware, embraced the Constitution with little reservation.

70. Domestically, his administration generally embraced policies that transferred power from Washington to the states.

71. Gone from home so long[http://Sentencedict.com], he joyously embraced his mates of boyhood.

72. Over time, some segments of the population embraced vegetarianism, due to ancient Hindu philosophy of ahimsa.

73. 🔊 The people happily embraced democracy after being at the mercy of a heartless Autocrat

74. Once he said that pseudoscience is embraced in exact proportion as real science in misunderstood.

75. Last year Shawn Stussy openly embraced the straight, utility clothing sported by many rap groups.

76. Imagine if we embraced innovation for sanitation the way we have for, say, solar power.

77. 8 The President said he wholeheartedly embraced the need for further talks on the refugee crisis.

78. Unlike many other insects, Butterflies are widely embraced and celebrated for their beauty and charisma

79. Abms will be critical to countering China which has fully embraced “informationized warfare,” he said

80. Caribbean nations have embraced Cuba's Fidel Castro while accusing the US of breaking trade promises.