Sentence examples for being embraced in from inspiring English sources

When it comes to manufacturing, though, the European approach is being embraced in the White House.

It is easy to see why attachment parenting is being embraced in Britain.

The technology is especially being embraced in professions like ophthalmology, psychiatry and dermatology, which face shortages of physicians.

"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.

Across the Thames, at the Donmar Warehouse, those same clichés are being embraced in a bear hug in "Red," John Logan's two-character work about the painter Mark Rothko, directed by Michael Grandage.

They have become a phenomenon, finding a place in a postpolitically correct world in which racial and ethnic stereotypes are being embraced in a self-consciously humorous way precisely to subvert them.

Life is to be embraced in its full messiness.

People are embraced in the fullness of their authenticity.

In "embracing" our new faith we say we were embraced in turn.

The strategy has been embraced in Brooklyn, where the two libraries need repairs of $9 million to $11 million.

With Guston, you feel you are about to be embraced in a drunken bear-hug.