| It is such a moral, not a weird, notion embracive of fundamental goods goods that are intrinsic to human fulfillment and to which all individuals desire to have access that is referred to as the common good. |
| People who care for Egypt hope that it will adopt an embracive and natural constitution that would help the country move forward and not backward. |
| In my experience in the IPL, you've really got to understand their culture and be embracive of their manner, first to get their trust. |
| Sunderland University graduate Danny Kitching is the man behind Embracive Music, an online enterprise launched last year to help up-and-coming artists reach a wider audience. |
| He is embracive of other people's work and taste, and gives you a lot of space to breathe. |
| This process facilitates answers to inquiries of meaning around experience, providing an embracive understanding of a particular subject. |
