Sentence examples for also embraced as from inspiring English sources

This is before the Thermidor of late-70's punk, when one rock icon after another fell before its guillotine of cultural relevancy, and Young was the one 60's artist not only spared by the revolution but also embraced as a kindred spirit.

It is also likely in the late 1880s that there was no such colour as maroon and that it was probably called dark red". Merchant Taylors' say there is plenty of support for local clubs Liverpool, Everton and even Manchester United among their students, but say Barcelona are also embraced as "they are very proud of their historic relationship".

But it has been vaunted as a masterpiece by such diverse readers as Morris Dickstein and Steve Almond and also embraced as a "perfect novel by a whole new generation of readers". That's the kind of happy ending the book lacked.

After attaining success on the record, it was later released as the second single from Pies Descalzos, and was also embraced a as highlight from the record.

By doing so, societies have also embraced indicators as tools to provide comprehensive assessment of the current position, gauge improvement, and help set future development goals; however there remains no unanimous agreement regarding their theoretical foundation, design, nor use.

The Pharisees not only accepted biblical books outside the Pentateuch but also embraced doctrines such as those on resurrection and the existence of angels of recent acceptance in Judaism, many of which were derived from apocalyptic expectations that the consummation of history would be heralded by God's intervention in the affairs of men in dramatic, cataclysmic terms.

Management has also embraced personalization as a theme and is making every associate respond to this initiative.

Now cue the ominous music: Microsoft archrival Google has also embraced blogging as a means to furnish more data to Web users, and commercialize on the opportunity.

Though Dubnobass summoned up dance music's relentless energy, clubbers also embraced it as a reflective record to play in the small hours after you came home.

Having taught North American history since 1971, Thompson says he was "looking for a hook that would work as a way to connect America to the rest of the globe". Though Americans tend to view the sport as uniquely theirs, Thompson notes that several countries, including Cuba, the Dominican Republic, and Japan, have also embraced baseball as part of their national identity.

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