embraceable

An embraceable fashion film is made up only of moments.

Following are some of the more readily embraceable ideas, on view through May 20.

But, put to them plainly and in embraceable cause, they accept it.

"She's an embraceable, thought-provoking character with a real point of view."

He is quite content to have an embraceable water heater, one that will keep him warm in the winter ahead.

It is easy here as always to find an embraceable evil, a despair worth tender fulfillment.

An instrumental version of "Embraceable You" plays over the credits.

What a steal: an embraceable, huggable United States basketball team.

The results are both stark and embraceable.

Again he was aware of her extreme femininity; he had never before embraced such an embraceable woman.

Operagoers may well be surprised by the waltzing Puccini and his embraceable problem child.

But for this, this fragrant and embraceable warmth, he had longed with his whole soul.

Hell itself had offspring more embraceable.

The surreal is an embraceable quality.

I was a half-caste-harmless and embraceable, repulsive and eschewed.

Now I m gonna have to sit and play Embraceable You for the rest of the day.

They form an embraceable dance step and then the possibilities emerge - "all sorts of possibilities," Henry says with a sigh.

"Embraceable You"

"Embraceable You" may also refer to:

(There he is, embracing the ever embraceable Yasir Arafat.)

More embraceable than enigmatic, Ms. Akers now draws an audience in, closer than ever.

There are no such embraceable images in Mr. Altman's film, precisely because the leitmotif is all too familiar.

Even with popular music's drastic changes since the 20's and the 30's, the embraceable songs of George and Ira have never been far from earshot.

For older audiences, the revue was enough of a reminder of the sophisticated, truly embraceable theater songs they needed to hang on to.