| embrace idea | 10.60 | Clinton has embraced the idea. | ||
| embrace technology | 4.48 | Farmers embraced the technology. | ||
| embrace change | 3.82 | Baseball should embrace this change. | ||
| embrace concept | 3.42 | Holly Near quickly embraced the concept. | ||
| embrace reform | 2.37 | We hope these regions will embrace democratic reforms. | ||
| embrace plan | 2.17 | Not all schools are embracing the plans. | ||
| embrace proposal | 2.11 | Some have even embraced his proposals. | ||
| embrace notion | 2.04 | Bill Clinton, contrariwise, embraced the notion of a fast start. | ||
| embrace role | 1.84 | Rhea embraced that role. | ||
| embrace culture | 1.78 | China is embracing pop culture. | ||
| embrace democracy | 1.78 | Blair said all parties must embrace democracy wholeheartedly. | ||
| embrace cause | 1.71 | Revisionists embrace the cause. | ||
| embrace life | 1.32 | Also we embrace life. | ||
| embrace issue | 1.25 | The women embraced the issue of education. | ||
| embrace view | 1.25 | Most Democrats embrace that view. | ||
| embrace challenge | 1.12 | Would it be so hard to embrace the challenge? | ||
| embrace principle | 1.12 | Populous embraces that principle with Wagnerian brio. | ||
| embrace faith | 1.05 | A. I embraced my faith. | ||
| embrace wife | 1.05 | In the giddy afterglow, he embraced his wife, Rose. | ||
| embrace team | 0.99 | Embracing this team is not hard. |