Sentence examples for continue to be embraced from inspiring English sources
Jerry will be remembered as one of the greatest composers heard on Broadway, and his music will continue to be embraced for generations to come.
From here, Sharapova will return to the tour, stopping first at the China Open, in Beijing, on a wild card, where she will likely continue to be embraced by fans and remain the subject of skepticism among her colleagues.
"Our decision to put dollars into lower prices and free shipping instead of TV advertising continues to be embraced by customers," Mr. Bezos said.
Despite the hesitancy in the few quarters that you mention, Secure Communities continues to be embraced by our nation's police, who have rapidly expanded the number of jurisdictions that have adopted the program.
Traditional Judaism, which is more than 3,000 years old and continues to be embraced by Orthodox Jews worldwide, is much closer on all those issues to the stances taken by John Paul II. (Rabbi) Avi Shafran Director of Public Affairs Agudath Israel of America New York, April 4, 2005.
The steely-eyed, fuck-everyone cool Brando perfected continued to be embraced over subsequent decades by icons like James Dean, the Ramones, Bruce Springsteen, and Jay-Z all of whom donned some iteration of Schott's black leather Jay-Z all
It was evident that the adoption of a less active role as a patient continued to be embraced by ten patients and six nurses.
Last year, vinyl sales reached their highest level since the late-80s as the format continues to be re-embraced as a tangible retort to the clouding of our collections.
