Sentence examples for embedding ourselves from inspiring English sources

Or embedding ourselves deeply enough into the community.

"Embedding ourselves in the fabric of life so we're not seen as a discretionary activity -- museums have gotten very good at doing that," he said.

"We should be less concerned about embedding little bits of silicon in everything and more concerned about embedding ourselves more deeply in real world contexts," he said.

"We are very much looking forward to embedding ourselves in the region and helping promote rugby – something we have already committed to by making over 12,000 free tickets available to schools and rugby clubs in the Coventry area.

DiCaprio says, "We will be embedding ourselves as part of the firm's internal management consulting group in order to ramp the development of your five-year plan, from idea to implementation".

"We are looking forward to embedding ourselves in the region and helping promote rugby - something we have already committed to by making over 12,000 free tickets available to Coventry schools and rugby clubs," said Wasps chief executive Nick Eastwood.

It means, in some cases, re-embedding ourselves in the places in which we live.

We may believe intellectually in the clash of opinions, but in practice we like to embed ourselves in the reassuring womb of an echo chamber.

I believe we can do better, that we can position ourselves as just one participant in a world of wonders, blessed and cursed with higher consciousness, but using that capacity to embed ourselves within its limits.

We now need to embed ourselves as providers of choice in a future market for support services, demonstrating the real skills, expertise and experience that the NHS can offer.

C.J. Chivers and I had embedded ourselves, so to speak, with the Lions of Tawhid and were living with the fighters at their base, which at the time was the burned, looted country house of someone who they said was close to the regime but that they had commandeered for themselves.