But Apollonia is self-effacing, one might say, destroying a little more of herself each time and this puts the emphasis on the astonishing nature of martyrdom – endured with superhuman fortitude, but also anticipated, faced and embraced, certainly never avoided.
Although Barral "may not have escaped Pedro II's embraces", she "certainly avoided his bed".
Whether or not Vänskä's Beethoven replaces Karajan's in every home, Minnesotans will certainly embrace it, and they are the audience that counts.
"We understand there's a lot of passion surrounding the Gator, and we certainly embrace all the high schools that want to be Gators," said Janine Sikes, the University of Florida's director of public affairs.
Many find it hard to adapt to hearing aids (indeed, the majority don't wear them at all) and would almost certainly embrace the chance to hear in as natural a way as possible.
In her copious writing she was formidably insistent about what meanings they did and didn't contain: they did not embrace ideas, and certainly not personal emotions or biographical elements.
(As an aside: Congress could likewise fully eliminate the $689 million in counter-productive and damaging sequester cuts to DOE energy innovation programs by increasing royalties by just 54.3 cents per barrel of oil and 9.4 cents per MMBtu of gas) That's a proposal I'd certainly embrace.
Although the vertical dimension can certainly embrace ideas of justice, such vertical justice is unlikely to challenge established institutions or social orders8; instead, the horizontal dimension, in its potential enhancement of critical user engagement, may be where innovative democratic developments can occur if appropriate practices are facilitated and supported as part of the energy project.
"It's something that I certainly embrace".
I certainly embrace my eyes more so than I did when I was younger.
