Sentence examples for be embraced over from inspiring English sources
The steely-eyed, fuck-everyone cool Brando perfected continued to be embraced over subsequent decades by icons like James Dean, the Ramones, Bruce Springsteen, and Jay-Z all of whom donned some iteration of Schott's black leather Jay-Z all
"We think it is a model that all the large players in search will be embracing over time," said Tom McGovern, the chief executive of Snap.
We are thrilled with how the dress code has been embraced over the week and today is no exception, with everyone looking fantastic".
Tiny full-fledged PCs have been around a while, but rarely do they make it to American shores from the Asian climes where they've been embraced over the years.
I also thought it would be fun to show just some of clothes and styles he's embraced over years.
It is not easy to identify a set of ingredients, dishes, cultural attitudes and practices as generally Italian, although some items like pasta, pizza, parmigiano reggiano, and extra virgin olive oil have surpassed their geographical origins to be embraced all over the country.
This approach needs to be embraced without an over-reliance on tracking online communications, because in the absence of human involvement, that doesn't necessarily help prevent attacks.
"It was a very happy thing to have something that you suffered over be embraced," Miller said.
MM: My proposals will be embraced by some politicians (over 70 members of congress now support the universal health care bill HR 676).
In an election year in which many voters appear to be embracing outsider credentials over experience, Mr. Bayh could find that there are limits to the good will that voters will extend to a candidate with fraying connections to his home state.
