Sentence examples for It embraced from inspiring English sources
It embraced light and freedom in opposition to Victorian constraints with its obvious class values.
It embraced the revolution while institutionalised discrimination remains in place.
It embraced whatever — and whoever — forced the hand of power.
It embraced new technology — tin cans, cellophane wrap, freezers — that embalmed the makings of our meals.
It embraced complexity in product design just as everyone was turning toward simplicity.
It embraced the history of economic thought, emphasising Karl Marx and John Maynard Keynes.
It embraced the use of coal-fired power plants, which emit large amounts of carbon dioxide.
It embraced the possibility that a play could be a disaster and strapped itself in for the ride.
"I really enjoyed it - embraced it, actually loved the Champions League nights, and we did well.
But then the public -- or a significant part of it -- embraced the wistful, respectful portrait of talented outsiders.
