Sentence examples for broadly embracing from inspiring English sources

[ image: /photos/5909543a2179605b11ad3d65] I've written about Ann's speech — and about its oddly enclosing, rather than broadly embracing, view of both love and politics — over at Daily Comment.

A Jason Molina who was broadly embraced?

Mr. McCain, by contrast, has appeared to broadly embrace deregulation.

Teaching, he often remarked, provides the ultimate geometric return on investment, a criteria he broadly embraced.

He broadly embraced the report of a bipartisan commission on how to overhaul the nation's patchwork electoral system.

For the first time since the Arab Spring began, a population broadly embraced its leader's reforms and scaled back antigovernment demonstrations.

The station is broadly embraced, winning support from across the political spectrum — even from the far-right Plaid Cymru, an endorsement Mr. Lawrence proclaims with some hesitation.

CAIRO — The white scars on Mona Eltahawy's arms are fading, but her determination to fight to bring Egypt a bright future through a constitution that broadly embraces human rights is not.

A HIGH-UP at the BBC World Service concedes that its benefit to Britain is "oblique" rather than direct, in that the programmes broadly embrace the values of political and cultural freedom that imbue British foreign policy.

Eventually, that vision of a new Britian, pioneered by Mrs. Thatcher, was broadly embraced even by the Labour Party, which for much of the 20th century stood as the principal champion of the working class.

The image of Power, Clinton, and Rice became a cartoon — Obama's Valkyries leading him to war — but Gates does not believe that Obama ever broadly embraced Power's expansive view of humanitarian intervention.