Sentence examples for cannot be embraced from inspiring English sources
They are seen by nonsurfers as authentic representatives of the surfing life -- but not so authentic they cannot be embraced by marketers and celebrities.
According to Rovane, relativism is motivated by the existence of truths that cannot be embraced together, not because they contradict and hence disagree with each other but because they are not universal truths.
What is the emotional lack where difference cannot be embraced?
Kids will still grow up seeing queerness as something that cannot be embraced in mainstream contexts. .
New information and behaviour cannot be embraced by communities without engaging with local knowledge and resistances to change, and without taking account of local constraints on action.
In fact what is striking is that the metanarrative that pervades every page of the Speccy cannot really be embraced by the Conservative front bench: chief whip Patrick McLoughlin has been enforcing the line that the Tories "don't want to do these cuts".
Horizon 2 projects fail to be embraced because they cannot deliver Horizon 1 level returns but are nevertheless held to the same yardstick.
The Microsoft deal commits Apple, in effect, to helping Gates do it — an idea that Jobs had advocated in the meeting with Gates earlier this year, in contradiction to Apple's long-standing pledges of support for Sun, and one that cannot have been embraced enthusiastically by Ellison.
The official EU position is that Serbia cannot be fully embraced until it hands over indicted war crimes suspects, notably the former military commander, General Ratko Mladic.
"The Tree of Life," its enormous advantages notwithstanding, ends up a film that demands to be admired but cannot be easily embraced.
