Sentence examples for directly embraced from inspiring English sources
Woody began to sing songs that directly embraced the economic inequality he saw among the migrant workers in California (the 99percentt of his day) and elsewhere.
He also said he did not see how it would be in Mr. McCain's interest to directly embrace any of the major socially conservative measures.
There's a recurring ambition in the cinema — it shows up every year — to strip away artifice, to dispose of sets and polished performance and "style," and to directly embrace what the filmmaker imagines is the truth.
But that strikes many as no more satisfactory than (i) directly embracing skepticism.
Davidson cannot directly embrace the first horn of this dilemma, since this would eliminate the need for independent argument, appealing to mental anomalism, to establish the token-identity of those mental events with physical events.
2. Celebration A growing number of brands are choosing to more directly embrace difference as an integral part of their platforms.
From the gentle mob, there were a few lucky ones who nimbly scaled the crowd, crossed over the bouncers, and ascended the stage to directly embrace and thank Morrissey.
The current WHO/UNICEF Joint Statement strategy, in focusing on only one consequence of zinc deficiency, namely acute diarrhea, fails to directly embrace other areas in which zinc might be effective.
Social media takes things further and gives today's terrorists the ability to communicate directly in a mode embraced by millions of young people.
No party may receive aid or instructions from foreign organizations or states or establish structures that directly or indirectly embrace violence as a political methodology.
Other denominations that have become a part of the Black Church moment which includes Baptist, C.O.G.I.C, Pentecostal and Presbyterian have tilled the ground to help slaves escape to freedom, raise children and develop communities that would directly empower and embrace what it is to be an African-American as well as to receive the benefits and principles that the United States of America offers.
