Sentence examples for decisively embraced from inspiring English sources

It was at the Bauhaus that he decisively embraced abstraction.

Cassady's compositional strengths were exuberance and a lack of discipline — elements that Kerouac decisively embraced — but he had difficulty exploiting this talent in the service of his own fledgling literary effort.

Disillusioned by huge costs and uncertain outcomes in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Obama administration has decisively embraced the drone, along with small-scale lightning raids like the one that killed Osama bin Laden in May, as the future of the fight against terrorist networks.

But he leads a party whose decisive embrace 30 years ago of low-tax individualism, the small state and English nationalism have moved it in a decisively rightwing direction ever since.

We embraced.

Couples embraced.

They embraced.

Strangers embraced.

Warmth embraced.

Yet even as the cardinals moved to confront the problem and deal more openly and forcefully with abusive priests, they failed to embrace the kind of disciplinary reforms that would decisively break with past mistakes.

We are encouraged by a growing recognition that in order to deal decisively with the nuclear threat and stop nuclear proliferation, nations must embrace both the vision of a world free of nuclear weapons and the urgent practical steps necessary to overcome the nuclear dangers that we all face.