Sentence examples for afraid of embracing from inspiring English sources

They need to make a statement and, afraid of embracing anything positive, set about attacking an imaginary establishment.

There was leopard print too, proof that Bailey isn't afraid of embracing archetypes, safe in the knowledge he has modernised this label enough to withstand cliché.

Chelsea must not, however, be afraid of embracing the Special One's blueprint if they are to prevail this time around.

The development of Bangalore as a leading IT hub shows that India is not afraid of embracing new technology and as its economy grows, the incentive for keeping its commercial capital moving is growing every day.

The video is both visually and aurally indicative of experimentation -- and of a young woman who isn't afraid of embracing it, either.

Happily, The Ballad of Trenchmouth Taggart introduces a writer who is not in the least afraid of tradition, embracing an ancient and noble form and, like all fine artists, reinventing it while he is at it.

- Do not be afraid of change, embrace it instead.

Don't be afraid of change; embrace it.

"And, instead of embracing immigrants, people became afraid of immigrants," the show's set designer, an architect named Bonnie Roche-Bronfman, said.

This is my way of embracing it and celebrating — as opposed to being afraid of the number".

"Whenever someone jumps on the bandwagon of negativity, people are afraid to embrace their own opinions about things," said Marla Provencio, the marketing chief for ABC's entertainment division.