Sentence examples for embrace chances from inspiring English sources
Those who believe should embrace chances like this to examine how we can make our faith more real and more meaningful in our lives and in our relationships with others.
The game of exquisite corpse offered new ways to embrace chance, downplay skill and avoid a unified style.
They seemed to be embracing chance and danger to create something novel – and reveal something true.
Still, though he has embraced chance in some of his art, Mr. Kelly's career has been the product of firm intentions from the beginning.
In the past few years, Alvarez has doggedly pursued this approach to art-making, constantly fine-tuning his inventions but also embracing chance and accident when he likes the results.
Asked how the experience of designing for the company had changed with its founder gone, Mr. Arsham said that Cunningham's insistence on embracing chance by knowing as little as possible about the sets in advance had made for a remarkable consistency in the process, even after his death.
Influenced by his longtime companion, the composer John Cage, Cunningham embraced chance as an organizing principle in his art — he would throw the I Ching, for example, to determine how many dancers would perform in a passage, where they would enter the stage, and for how long they would dance.
Bruce Fleisher seems to embrace second chances.
"Embrace the chance to connect with the larger community".
