Sentence examples for appears to embrace from inspiring English sources

It is a title he appears to embrace.

The article also appears to embrace clichés about Japanese homogeneity without pointing out recent policy changes.

Far from shying away from such illustrious antecedents, Mastroianni appears to embrace them.

He appears to embrace Edmund Wilson's argument in "The Wound and the Bow" that "superior strength" is "inseparable from disability" and disaster of various kinds.

Although the Greek-derived word doesn't appear in "Laurus," Arseny appears to embrace "Hesychasm," the Byzantine religious movement in pursuit of inner peace.

We've argued here before that Barack Obama appears to embrace the pluralist liberal ideal of bracketing deeper ethical and metaphysical views in order to conduct political discourse in the more limited consensus vocabulary of so-called "public reason".

He also cited Mr. Torricelli's appearance on CNN's "Crossfire" program in October 2000, in which the senator appeared to embrace a proposal to invest part of the Social Security trust fund in stocks.

Justice Antonin Scalia appeared to embrace that argument.

But Mr. Jha appeared to embrace Google's plan to market phones directly to consumers.

His style rejected American consumerism even as it appeared to embrace it.

The general enthusiasm appeared to embrace not just the audience, but also the performers.