Sentence examples for as having embraced from inspiring English sources
Hasn't the banking crisis led him to fall out of love with the unfettered capitalism that many Labour supporters saw him as having embraced, and found so hard to stomach? "I don't think I was ever... " he starts, and doesn't finish.
In contrast to the acclaim he received internationally, and despite his books' continuing popularity at home, Brian felt undervalued in the British children's book world – which he subsequently castigated as having embraced a comic-book or Mickey Mouse attitude to reading rather than valuing quality.
And this is the crux of Hamilton's image problem: he is perceived as having embraced American culture at the expense of his British ways.
He cited Frederick Douglass, Martin Luther King, Reinhold Niebuhr and Langston Hughes ("America never was America to me/And yet I swear this oath /America will be!") as all having embraced this narrative.
Investors, as well, have embraced the company with a fervor usually reserved for Internet companies whose hype is exceeded only by the size of their losses.
* If Kate and William embrace one another half as enthusiastically as they have embraced modern communications, their union will be a happy one.
But the Japanese, always eager for the next trend, have taken to gourmet coffee as ravenously as they have embraced McDonald's hamburgers and fine French wine.
For as her old mentor, the pre-eminent scholar Lawrence A. Cremin, once observed, "Popular education... is as radical an ideal as Americans have embraced.
But PC sales have come under pressure as people have embraced mobile computing devices such as smartphones and tablet computers.Both Microsoft and Intel pooh-pooh talk of a "post-PC world".
Let me embrace you as you have embraced me and sense your movements as signs of life, not limits".
But the grumbling of the greens has grown louder in recent weeks as Mr. Obama has embraced nuclear power, offshore oil drilling and "clean coal" as keystones of his energy policy.
