Sentence examples similar to embrace fortune from inspiring English sources

Weber also writes that "the affluent embrace good fortune theodicies, which emphasise that prosperity is a blessing of God...[while] theodices of misfortune emphasise that affluence is a sign of evil and that suffering in this world will be rewarded in the next".

Relaxed and prepared to embrace his good fortune, Harrington made a swift strike that cut García off at the knees.

So here is a meeting place where both sides may better embrace their good fortune of having had each other before this pivotal round of free agency — the Yankees with three years and $45 million on the table and Jeter presumably asking more than double that — goes from messy to ugly.

So if you've prospered under the American system, embrace the good fortune that is part of your success and be grateful that you're able to help the next generation enjoy some of the same opportunities you did.

But often it's as if we cannot celebrate our good fortune without embracing a narrative of blame: that previous mayors had proved feckless and turned their cheeks while young men and their guns wreaked havoc.

Instead of railing against fortune, I must embrace my fate.

No magazine loved her more than Fortune, but its embrace was fickle.

The corporate version, called peer coaching or mentorship, has been widely embraced: For example, 70% of Fortune 500 companies use it with their salespeople.

Many of the Fortune 500 are embracing a "bring your own device" to work mentality and IT model, allowing individuals to choose their own hardware and software, greatly accelerating the adoption of cutting-edge technologies.

Google is only the latest Fortune 500 company to embrace green technologies.

In catering to his clients, Wynn has embraced Chinese notions of luck and fortune with the passion of a convert.