Sentence examples for certainly be embraced from inspiring English sources
When Sprewell, who has always been supported by Knicks fans despite his off-the-court travails, is introduced to the Madison Square Garden crowd, he will certainly be embraced.
It can be quite a melee or a considerable wait getting into both venues (I'm a local), so this will almost certainly be embraced by the Clear-privileged among Seattle sports fans.
"Dramatically gripping while still brandishing a droll undercurrent of humour, this beautifully made film will certainly be embraced as one of the best Bonds by loyal fans worldwide and leaves you wanting the next one to turn up sooner than four years from now".
News Corp. will certainly be embracing it through its newspapers, television and films.
Back then, a record like "Phantom Moon" would have certainly been embraced by most major record companies.
The move to multiscreen is certainly being embraced by Sky, which revealed last week that 2.3 million of its customers now have internet-connected Sky+ HD boxes, up from 600,000 a year ago.
Though Sputniko! has certainly been embraced by mainstream Japanese culture, recently presented with the Vogue Japan Women of the Year 2013 Award, she still sees herself as something of a curiosity in both the art and science fields.
It was very clear that Ralph Adams' invitation to pursue neuroscience research with new analytical chemistry techniques has certainly been embraced by a broad range of scientists.
Irwyn Applebaum, publisher of the Bantam Dell Publishing Group, said that his colleagues certainly "are embracing the new digital technology and exploring all its exciting possibilities".
But many black filmmakers and leaders today were warning that the moment should not be embraced too fervently, certainly not to the extent of concluding that the struggle for black equality in Hollywood has been won.
