Sentence examples for be embraced in a from inspiring English sources
With Guston, you feel you are about to be embraced in a drunken bear-hug.
One area at the CDC that is not likely to be embraced in a Trump-Pence administration is public health research on ways to reduce gun violence.
Démarche, however — a "step" or diplomatic initiative — is a word likely to be embraced in a new administration, especially since the once-voguish initiative has had such a long run.
On one level you can understand why – in a world where wraith-like thinness in actresses is revered, Hendricks is full-blooded proof that gorgeousness can exist, and be embraced, in a different construct.
"If you don't give people a reason to become interested in their genome and to become comfortable with their personal genomic information, then the benefits of much of the biomedical research, which is indexed to particular genetic states, won't be embraced in a time frame that most people can benefit from," Rine said.
Brenner is quick to describe it as "first and foremost a commercial movie," but adds it "probably will be embraced in a critical way".
Downstairs in the press dining room, he was embraced in a bear hug by Ken Singleton, his YES colleague.
"Performance art is being embraced in a whole new way," said Philip Bither, the senior curator of performing arts at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis.
Tourism in Colombia is increasing as the country has become safer, and camping has recently been embraced in a big way.
"I am hoping the next president, whoever he or she is, will embrace our blueprint, which was embraced in a bipartisan way, and will use that as their mark to scale and grow [volunteering]," she says.
