| Then what can I say about Anna Thompson-Hall's rendition, effortlessly invoking 30s jazz clubs, of Embraceable You by George and Ira Gershwin. |
| For the children, nature in all its violence is embraceable, a fact of life. |
| Being in control of the repair process through digital tools appears to be a much more embraceable prospect for the consumers surveyed, than a car that drives itself! |
| The world of drawing cartoons and creating embraceable cartoon characters is no different from any other creative craft. |
| I am hopeful FDA will negotiate, compromise and come back with a guidance that is attainable, appropriate and embraceable by industry. |
| The world has become embraceable and us people know we are responsible. |
