Sentence examples for but embrace from inspiring English sources

But embrace capitalism!

"You don't make players fear it, but embrace it.

It will be a little messy, but embrace the mess.

She recommended that people not just tolerate but embrace one another.

"There is a level of humility you have to have in basketball, but embrace the football.

At this point, there's nothing to do but embrace the contradictions.

It's charged with positive energy and feeling, and people couldn't help but embrace it," he said.

So rather than moaning, let's discuss and question change, but embrace it when we can.

New definitions of careers are emerging which do not centre around work but embrace personal life.

They object to worksheets, but embrace projects that they believe encourage higher-level thinking.

So The Economist cannot but embrace considering the paragon of such irresponsible associations, the classic apples and oranges.