Sentence examples for become embraced from inspiring English sources

The noughties was the decade where bands and fans truly began to interact, and so it made sense when this notion left the indie and punk spheres to become embraced on a global scale, from Lady Gaga's Little Monsters – who shared a pride in being different – to Taylor Swift inviting wild-eyed devotees to appear on her album-launch webcasts or dance in her videos.

And yet, this pair of po-faced techno titans have become embraced by even the cheekiest of the cheeky clubbers.

Each new child is a chance for a book to become embraced with fresh eyes, no matter the book's publishing date or whether children connect with me in person or not.

EDM, or "Electronic Dance Music" for all you parents out there, has become embraced by a silent majority of normal people and bros, and record companies have taken it upon themselves to appeal to bland, unoriginal listeners in the most aggressive manner possible.

But it was with the Getty Foundation's 2011 "Pacific Standard Time" exhibitions, where her work appeared in seven shows, including those at the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Getty Museum, that she finally "became embraced by public institutions," Mr. Schimmel said.

Zdenka grew up learning the piano and became embraced by a bohemian set and an older man in Prague, who would take her to concerts, the theatre and luncheon in restaurants.

Their design mantra became "Embrace the Crazy; Fun Trumps All".

Meanwhile, Max Zanan, an automotive retail expert with IDDS Group, says he's skeptical that fractional ownership will become widely embraced.

As lower levels of practice become increasingly embraced, information on performance and determinants of SDS practices is required to inform policy on allocating appropriate roles and designing interventions to improve their practice.

Covering the issue is like not dealing with it: the more you see yourself, the better you will become at embracing your new look.

While saying you're "Proud" or part of the "Pride Community" may not be recognizable unless it becomes widely embraced as having a particular meaning, it does have a basis in popular use.