Sentence examples for embrace a view from inspiring English sources

On the other end of the spectrum, there are those who embrace a view that can be summarised in two words: "anything goes".

We therefore decline to embrace a view that would achieve a speculative and undoubtedly minimal advance in the deterrence of police misconduct at the expense of substantially impeding the role of the grand jury.

Page A28 Op-Ed DAVID BROOKS Today, many psychologists, cognitive scientists and even philosophers embrace a view of morality in which seeing and evaluating are not two separate processes, they are linked and basically simultaneous.

Last month, Mr. Mukasey wrote an op-ed article in The Wall Street Journal in which he seemed to embrace a view shared by the administration suggesting "current institutions and statutes are not well suited" to the military effort against terrorism.

11 trauma, but I have embraced a view of life decidedly more marathon than sprint.

He embraced a view of the world based on an essential excitement that it should exist at all.

This wise, elegiac film, with a screenplay by Sergey Rokotov and Evgeny Nikishov, embraces a view of history that is more far-reaching than the rise and fall of the Soviet Union.

WASHINGTON — When Senator Barack Obama was photographed clutching a copy of "The Post-American World" as he left his campaign plane during the Democratic primaries in May 2008, some critics viewed it as a telling sign that he embraced a view of the United States as a waning world power.

To this extent the noncompatibilist pluralist embraces a view close to the promiscuous realism articulated by John Dupré (1993).

In short, Wheeler has embraced a view of "competition" that emphasizes government economic controls and marginalizes capitalism.

It is high time that we embraced a view of our nation that reflects its changing character.