Sentence examples for embrace failing from inspiring English sources

"The exploratory and uncertain nature of innovation means that some degree of "failure" is inherent, as results will often differ from expectations organizations and donors will need to become less risk averse and embrace "failing fast" in order to support adaptation and improvement" (Obrecht 2016).

With this enthusiasm for life you are able to get up time and again, to keep "doing" when you want to stop, to believe even when in doubt, and you are able to embrace failing and losing.

Wade could, of course, be one surgical procedure from having his powers restored as the co-star James embraced after failing to win a championship as a lone star in Cleveland.

A signature feature of the shadow lobbyist era is not just a manipulation of public policy, but also an embrace of "failing upward".

"Look up, not down," he urged readers of his weblog; "Embrace your failings".

"And I think within that, with myself, I think I am most proud of my willingness — well, not my willingness, but I think the grace in which I have dealt with and continue to deal with my obstacles and challenges and my continued desire and ability to embrace my failings and to appreciate that which is imperfect".

I am willing to speak up and take risks, and I have come of age in an era when we are beginning to embrace the idea of failing fast and failing forward.

On the first suggestion, a person might well fail to be motivated appropriately by the moral claims she sincerely embraces, but in failing to be appropriately motivated she would thereby count as irrational.

Gove said that Twigg's comments showed that Labour was failing to embrace reform.

He said he was not worried at all about their teammates failing to embrace them.

Mr. Obama has been criticized since last December for failing to embrace the recommendations of the bipartisan deficit commission he appointed.