Sentence examples for abandoned embracing from inspiring English sources

Corrado's took a risk by expanding in a place that others had abandoned, embracing change and showing respect to local customers whose arrival others lamented.

She is better known for her furniture than the architectural projects to which she devoted most of her working life, and her most valuable pieces are the early ones in the elaborate style of the Dragon's Armchair that she abandoned after embracing Modernism in the 1920s.

Some of the ties in the network appear to have been forged during a youth of petty crime and drug violations, which the Abdeslam brothers abruptly abandoned to embrace extremism a few years before the Paris attacks.

But China effectively abandoned Communism and embraced capitalism many years ago.

As a result, many broadcasters abandoned AM and embraced the digital format.

But Rodriguez has said he is beginning a new chapter in his career, and the chapter begins with his abandoning shortstop and embracing the challenge of becoming the premier third baseman in the major leagues.

In an effort to make a claim, students against divestment abandoned kindness and embraced ridicule.

The stories of Jodorowsky who had previously worked with French comic artist Roland Topor perfectly matched Mœbius' drawings, which somehow abandoned realism to embrace a more eloquent, exuberant imaginative style, which later became a landmark in science fiction.

Abandoning harmful stereotypes, embracing mentorship Dr. Ekine, who is researching gender-sensitive methods of teaching to promote science education for girls, pointed to negative stereotypes within the education system as a barrier to girls' education.

Ms. Huffington, a former Republican, said that she chose to speak out now because she felt Mr. McCain had abandoned his principles in embracing Mr. Bush and that the news media were giving him a free pass.

Regardless of which party ends up controlling the Senate, the research community is unlikely to abandon its embrace of the innovation deficit as a persuasive tool in funding battles.