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61. Foucault does not offer any all - embracing theory of human nature.

62. To write any kind of epic at all might very well seem to be embracing an inappropriately sensual paganism at the expense of the higher discipline of good, old-fashioned monotheistic Christianity.

63. Sweet-and-sour salmon now regularly croon in sub-Saharan streets. Africans are embracing new opportunities made in China yet remain wary of all the pitfalls.

64. By embracing freedom in the economic realm, South Korea transformed itself into an industrial power at home - and a trading power abroad.

65. Embracing by glamorous light, the meteor is under the wings of Cupid.

66. Several clients have even completely recovered from terminal cancers after embracing a macrobiotic diet.

67. It means letting go of being a control freak and instead embracing the chaos that's inherent in open world design. Sentencedict.com

68. The pen-and-ink landscape painting can portray images that are with meticulous lines and compact structure as well as freehand brushworks embracing a lyrical charming.

69. Though still, the letters on the page live and breathe as the writer does, crotchety and shaky with old age, hectic with youth, comfortably embracing as a mother.

70. He spent more time and energy avoiding the world, it was sometimes said, than most people do in embracing it, and his elusiveness only added to the mythology growing up around him.

71. Whether that means embracing the great outdoors around Denver or buying the next round of tequila shots in nightlife-oriented Virginia Beach, there are plenty of other like-minded people on the prowl.

72. Have you an all - embracing affection for Messers Mussolini, Hitler, Franco, Ataturk and the mikado?

73. The all - embracing social welfare system facilitates people inadvanced age.

74. In wild dreamlike procession, embracing whom they met and pointing him out, they carried him on.

75. In other fields, however, educators are embracing video as an ideal teaching tool for everything from learning tennis to making pastry.

76. The characteristics of Beijing traditional Culture are all embracing, blending, dissolving, epitomizing, orthodoxy and steadiness.

77. The virtual world is a key IDA initiative to establish Singapore's leadership in embracing advanced digital media technology, as it gains popularity and pervasiveness among consumers and enterprises.

78. Embracing the concept of body acceptance is an admirable trait found in the nudist lifestyle yet a trait not shared by Dallas society at-large.

79. To embrace her was like embracing a jointed wooden image.

80. Two decades after government-imposed prudishness ended with the Soviet collapse, Russians still shy away from embracing European-style sexual mores.

81. To expel him from the profession is to confirm the worst prejudices of present-day economists by embracing their bobtailed conception of their field.

82. The newborn infant who birthed earlier are more attractive to non-mother females to kidnapping and embracing.

83. As a ceramist, he has transformed his work by embracing broader technical and aesthetic horizons.

84. That is to say, there is not any all - embracing modernity.

85. Degradable environmental materials can be produced from straws by embracing the technology of biological bacterizaion and protein denature.

86. My friends were confused about me, but I'd throw them off my trail by embracing the persona of a cynical, slightly neurotic fatalist.

87. As the gemstone of the Australian nation, opals are celebrated for immaculately embracing the entire colour spectrum, from translucent, white and red, through to green, blue and black.

88. See him to still keep embracing those two chemisette waists into hall, due to this positive imperial concubine's identity, I even if having 10,000 would not like to still have to heel go in.

89. Berg got up, and cautiously embracing his wife so as not to crush the lace bertha, for which he had paid a round sum, he kissed her just on her lips.

90. Love, embracing all beings, be they noble -minded or low-minded, good or evil.