Sentence examples for active embrace from inspiring English sources

Some advocated the active embrace of globalism and leaving everything up to the dictates of the market.

A woman's active embrace of the fame monster or participation in the sex industry, we seem to say, means that she compromises her right not to be assaulted, let alone humiliated, insulted or degraded; it's part of the deal.

Coping requires an acceptance of adversity, but transformation follows from an active embrace of adversity.

Some people advocated the active embrace of globalism and supported leaving everything up to the dictates of the market.

What is new is the research on active, embracing forms of acceptance, such as mindfulness and emotional exposure.

"You have an opportunity to enrich this country through your contributions". Jane Arellano, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services district director, told the new citizens, all between ages 1 and 27, to be active and embrace their new privileges.

Active safety embraces the ergonomic design of the vehicle for ease of control by the driver without his/her becoming fatigued.

Part of being active is embracing what Marai calls the "new digital revolution" with a "shop now, buy now" mentality.

We made an active choice to embrace short-term profits and large-scale inefficiency.

Lake Placid has the rhythm of a small town, albeit one with the sophistication to have played host to the world, and its pace is spiked by active people who embrace the mountain and lake setting that has attracted visitors for centuries.

His visit will be followed the next week with one to Mr. Bush's ranch in Texas by Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi of Japan, whose own efforts at reconciliation with North Korea ended badly last year, and whose government is now talking publicly, for the first time in two generations, about expanding its definition of self-defense to embrace active containment of North Korea.