Sentence examples for be more embracing from inspiring English sources
This paper will discuss some of the key issues in relation to the provisions of education and housing services in China such that local governments can be more embracing to rural degree holder migrants, who will play a contributing role in urban growth.
He thinks it's absurd that we would try to exert [control over them] and thinks that instead: Might our laws and constitutional democracy evolve in a way to be more embracing of sentient beings like our own [human] beings?
It goes back further in time that we're not training dancers of color, so our schools need to be more embracing, more welcoming, more aggressive".
"Like Paul says, the last time 'Gallery Beat' was really popular was in a recession," she said, "so I was like, 'This is the perfect time to take chances, the art world is going to be more embracing.' " (This time around, perhaps because reality shows are by now a familiar concept, no galleries have yet turned them away).
Quinn, Thompson and the most likely Republican nominee, former Metropolitan Transportation Authority chairman Joseph Lhota, have interpreted this to mean voters want a mayor whose style is more embracing and whose policies are somewhat more attentive to New Yorkers without large disposable income.
Of the 9,920 runners who finished (9,960 started), no one was more embraced at the end than Gebrselassie.
Among the designs that have emerged, none is more embraced than a Jarvik-7 descendant, the Temporary Total Artificial Heart made by SynCardia Systems of Tucson, Ariz.
The dearth of big-screen female superheroes inspired a number of notable films in 2013, but none was more embraced by the community than Rainfall Films' take on Wonder Woman.
Historically it could have been pejorative but now I think society is more embracing of people that might have more science-y or unorthodox interests.
The album cast a wide net that was more embracing of moods.
Millennials swelling the ranks of jobs from Shanghai to Sao Paolo are more embracing of difference than any other generation.
