Sentence examples for Embrace the now from inspiring English sources

The fact that she's firmly rooted in being 9 makes me hopeful that she'll embrace the now and not rush growing up and growing older.

As we learn to embrace the now, we can allow ourselves to make choices about our food, our eating, and our self-acceptance that can literally transform life around us -- and, perhaps, even transform our bodies in beautifully positive and healthy ways.

Even as Mr. Wilson's plays freely incorporate African-American and and ritual -- the ring shout in "Joe Turner's Come and Gone," the blues songs in "Ma Rainey," the totemic carvings in "The Piano Lesson" -- they embrace the now-unfashionable conventions of linear narrative and dramatic tension.

I then checked a series of other religious sites to see if they had embraced the now common practice of allowing third-party tracking.

Others fret that he never fully embraced the now fashionable anti-growth or public-sector-oriented liberalism that has come to dominate local politics.

They did it thanks to great new talent and a relentless embrace of the now famous "Moneyball" model.

While relatively few companies fully embrace the strategy now, more employers are experimenting with it.

The exceptions to this rule do not embrace the case now before us.

Even many so-called higher-end manufacturers who were slow to embrace the Internet now have more comprehensive sites to aid shoppers.

Throw away your one-hitter and embrace the new, now, next in innovation.

The companies that embrace this now will have the competitive edge for succeeding in the coming decades.