Sentence examples for boldly embraced from inspiring English sources

Perhaps an incoming Conservative administration will prove as radical as the last one, 30 years ago, which abandoned its manifesto commitment to an ITV2 and boldly embraced the then innovative Channel 4. Perhaps.

1968's The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society boldly embraced the concept album while eschewing pop's psychedelic ambitions in favour of a Betjemanesque portrait of English landscape and manners.

Sirk had always admired one Hollywood genre — melodrama, "these strange stories in which the bizarre, the impossible, the accidental, and the odd were boldly embraced to expose a force that lay underneath".

It's extremely interesting to me that VMware, a company that makes gobs of money by selling complex proprietary software, has so boldly embraced the free software development model for their PaaS offering.

The innocence of children's book illustrations is even more boldly embraced in Jien's sculptures, each of which is about the size of a cookie jar.

The exception may be the southern Vermont village of Manchester because it boldly embraces New England eclecticism.

Malcomson's vision boldly embraces America's entire history of race.

Or you can boldly embrace the unfamiliar in the hope of banishing the weltschmerz.

It is a club which manages to simultaneously exist in an apparent 50s time warp and boldly embrace football's brave new 21st-century world.

This month, the city fathers of Shaoyang, a financially struggling city in Hunan Province, decided to boldly embrace such an approach, spurring a rash of profit-driven vigilantism that appears to have had too much of the desired effect.

Fitting for a live talk show that boldly embraces complex subjects, the Gay Pride Month edition, on Saturday night at 9 45 at the Metropolitan Room, will tackle an issue that is central to gays and lesbians: coming out.