Sentence examples for be embracing with from inspiring English sources

"In each instance, their time on Versus Versace led to them making a huge advancement in their design career," Ms. Versace said in her statement, suggesting that she seemed to be embracing with gusto her role as a nurturer of the next generation.

Effective treatments would thus be embraced with enthusiasm by sufferers and society alike.

He envisiged wave farms to generate power, but imagined they would be embraced with alacrity.

Risks soon had to be embraced, with Willems withdrawn so that Ibrahim Afellay could at least attempt to apply pressure.

Such weaknesses should be embraced with "gratitude", however, because they oblige authors to "concentrate on one or two little areas that are uniquely our own".

"Those who do have birth defects should be embraced with love and given the medical care that church-affiliated providers excel at providing," he said.

"When I look at these new mobility companies coming, where they're using information and communication technology, at a very high level it's long overdue and should be embraced with open arms".

It suddenly made many voters who thought it only fair that Obama get another term, given the mountain of trouble W. had left behind, wonder if that second chance would be embraced with energy, imagination and zest.

Participation in activities (such as seminars) enhances your research skills while helping you find a research path that can be embraced with passion.

The Teacher's Union might have a fit if software like Knewton's ever threatens their jobs, but education is so broken in this country that anything that make students smarter should be embraced with open arms.

Until we have better and more secure laws, the future, where artificial intelligence such as IBM's Watson, Google's search engine, and Facebook's algorithms know us inside and out, may not be embraced with open arms.