Sentence examples for could have embraced from inspiring English sources
The Post's View: Trump could have embraced an immigration deal.
Some may argue that I could have embraced the situation.
It could have embraced a unilateralist and offensive posture in responding to postwar security challenges.
No one could have embraced Paul Ackerman's formulation more forcefully (or more fully) than Elvis Presley.
Kirsten Gillibrand could have embraced her centrist record as a Blue Dog Democrat rather than run away from it.
He could have embraced the recommendations of the 2005 grand jury report and removed the accused priests, Mr. McKiernan said, but instead, he sought to refute the report.
He could've embraced it and stayed the boss.
It deliberately sidestepped an opportunity to give the Holmes story a truly original twist, wherein it could've embraced the punchline and had the characters finally act on that widely acknowledged sexual tension, just as a heterosexual TV duo inevitably would.
The pro-business Huntsman could easily have embraced this plan – but didn't.
In that regard, I suppose you could say NBC and ESPN have embraced the network approach.
Is there empirical evidence that this theory works?" I strongly believe that if Freud could have, he would have embraced technology and the ability to quantify his process.
