Sentence examples for embrace ideas from inspiring English sources

It described how billions in capital are sitting idle, as companies and others embrace ideas that guide them away from investments that could create real economic growth.

While the more ideological Tea Party supporters embrace ideas like phasing out Social Security and Medicare in favor of private savings accounts, most do not.

Their continuing activism, Taubman writes, "has induced sitting presidents and foreign ministers to embrace ideas not long ago ridiculed as radical and reckless," and has "powerfully influenced Obama," who advocates a world without nuclear ­weapons.

Jim Hillier's anthology Cahiers du Cinéma has Rohmer accusing his colleagues on the review of a kind of 'terrorism' designed to force him (and Truffaut) to embrace ideas of radical modernism and leftism.

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.

This proposal is expected to embrace ideas that Mr. Ryan wrote with Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, which would give seniors and other recipients a menu of health insurance plans to choose from, including the existing fee-for-service program.

They have embraced ideas that simply won't do the job.

He took ownership of some ideas that had traditionally been conservative, and embraced ideas that had had some Republican support.

Criticism would be appropriate, Mr. Robertson added, only if that person embraced ideas that went against "his own deeply held convictions".

The term embraces ideas such as information, management tools, and indigenous technologies.

As a company, we embrace new ideas and innovation".