Sentence examples for earlier embraced from inspiring English sources

Enemies a few hours earlier embraced as if they were old friends.

But in Europe many illustrators had earlier embraced abstract and impressionist art.

Some of its officials are now reconverting tribesmen and untouchables who had earlier embraced Islam or Christianity.

At full-time a jubilant Strachan, who was named manager of the year at the Scottish Professional Footballers Associationn awards last night, cavorted around the playing surface, having earlier embraced Nakamura, who was, fittingly, named player of the year.

Senator John Kerry, the Democratic presidential nominee, has criticized the White House for not having earlier embraced the Sept. 11 commission's recommendation to establish a national intelligence chief with real power and authority over intelligence agencies.

In a statement, Mr. Ramirez reiterated his support for Mr. Heastie and noted that Mr. Jackson had, a few days earlier, embraced the candidacies of Mr. Seabrook and Mr. Heastie.

Perrin early embraced the Reformation and championed the cause of Geneva's seminal Reformer, Guillaume Farel.

Although born into a family of republican sympathies, Bainville came under the influence of the royalist propagandists Maurice Barrès and Charles Maurras and early embraced the cause of the restoration of the monarchy.

What's more, the story's model of media villainy propels a left-wing militant group to celebrity shades of the New York beau monde's earlier embrace of the Black Panthers.

For Duckworth to be undermined by her earlier embrace of the Bush tax cuts, she would need a Senate primary opponent to raise the issue.

Earlier generations embraced the Spanish Civil War, and then the anti-apartheid movement, he said.