Sentence examples for adopting aspects from inspiring English sources

Although technology companies may have popularized the open office environment, now almost all office tenants are adopting aspects of it.

To some extent, therefore, they are "pretending", which is to say, they are adopting aspects of another identity without forfeiting their underlying "whiteness".

Republicans said they did not want to wait until after the elections and would call on Ms. Pelosi to begin adopting aspects of their agenda right away.

The centrist Democratic strategy to reengage Republican-voting white workers amounted to adopting aspects of Republican rhetoric, while trying not to alienate too many of their minority constituency.

If unusual or gender bending clothes cause a dreaded disruption in class, banning the clothes is still not going to address the core problem: that gayness is considered an undesirable aberration, and adopting aspects of the opposite sex is interpreted (or misinterpreted) as a flaunting of gayness, which is inherently distracting.

Professions train in silos and are then retrained to work across boundaries, adopting aspects of another's work relevant to the context.

Islam allows Muslims to adopt aspects of the culture they find themselves in, as long as it does not oppose any clear prohibition specified by their religion.

LONDON — The archbishop of Canterbury called Thursday for Britain to adopt aspects of Islamic Shariah law alongside the existing legal system.

The family were Church of England, but their church adopted aspects of the American born-again movement, ecstatic worship, speaking in tongues, dancing in the aisles.

French artists at the court, such as the two Jean Cousins and Antoine Caron, quickly adopted aspects of Italian Mannerism to create a style of painting characterized as the school of Fontainebleau.

The education department did not respond to questions about whether Aspley state high school was a member of Safe Schools, but it said schools were free to "adopt aspects" of the program at individual principals' discretion.