Embraced In A Sentence

Definition of Embraced

• He embraced her and his hands groped for the lacings that kept her clothing closed around her.
• She embraced him convulsively; no other sound was to be heard but a deep sobbing.
• Catharine embraced the elder girl, who shyly presented her forehead to be kissed.
• The priest embraced her, and was glad she seemed to know nothing of his accident.
• His soul embraced everything that he knew was right and to himself, he nodded an agreement.
• They both came from behind the table and they embraced Boyce with tears streaming from their eyes.
• The prisoner eagerly embraced the opportunity, and confirmed what Harry had said.
• And little understanding the difference between us, I grew unhappy because he never embraced me.
• Sir Henry closed down his desk, embraced his daughter, and came forward to meet his wife.
• Noisily she was embraced at once by a dozen half-drunken men in uniform, and returned their salutes with strict impartiality.
• These models for interactivity and coordinated behavior may have been launched in the laboratory, but they were first embraced by countercultures.
• When the time for departure had come, the ladies affectionately embraced each other, and promised to correspond regularly.
• One of the monks had been a painter, but had retired from the world, and embraced this dismal life in expiation of some crime.
• He embraced her limp body gently into his arms and took the dagger out of her body, hearing it scrape against her exposed ribs.
• Although she appeared quite unknown to him, he fell upon her neck and embraced her, so wearied was he of the perpetual youth around him.
• He embraced all the puppets of the company one by one, even to the gendarmes, and beside himself with delight set out to return home.
• The enraged monster then poked his head against the poles, and the tent fell upon its terrified inmates, and embraced them in its folds.
• Lloyd stepped towards her, to give assistance and Brook embraced her tightly trying to impart to her his stalwart volition.
• With these words, she embraced me, and for one brief, blissful moment her warm lips pressed mine in a pure and tender caress.
• If the recollection of the other embraced also the voice, I heard the voice in the same manner, and unconsciously imitated it.
• And as these sentiments were embraced by the Christian philosophers, the necessary consequences of them were, of course, to be adopted also.

• I ought to have embraced him.
• He embraced her ardently.
• Brook went to her and embraced her.
• His mind embraced time.
• I embraced him in the fullness of my heart.
• The sisters affectionately embraced each other.
• She embraced the child and me with tears.
• I cannot tell you how my heart embraced them.
• Lilith revealed to him and he gently embraced her.
• He dropped his hands from her arms and embraced her.
• The two girls embraced warmly.
• Apafi embraced his wife, and made her sit down by his side.
• Eager and voluble then the women embraced Dorothea.
• The answer was because she had embraced the ancient Faith.
• But Bran leaped upon his father and embraced him joyously.
• Vainly writhing he raised and embraced the body of the child.
• I cannot say it was very eagerly embraced or very warmly pursued.
• He embraced it with ardour, and put it in practice with energy.
• Lady Beldi embraced her friend, and kissed her glowing cheeks.