Sentence examples for embrace it when from inspiring English sources

Should I set aside time for daydreaming, or should I embrace it when it happens?

So rather than moaning, let's discuss and question change, but embrace it when we can.

"You learn to embrace it when you have a lot of expectations that's being put on you all the time," Griner said.

He was walking down some stairs one afternoon, not long after investigating the statue of a local saint, which was said to protect those who embrace it, when his left leg suddenly crumpled beneath him.

The what's in it for me attitude is a cultural norm, and you must embrace it when asking a boss or any other superior for help.

When it's good, embrace it; when it's bad, accept it and find a way even the smallest way to make it better.

Microsoft denounces modularity when it comes to competition, but embraces it when it comes to correcting its own errors.

But a small independence movement took root, and in 1998, when Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic embraced it when he was distancing his republic from Slobodan Milosevic.

He warmly embraced it when it was put forward in a staff report last July, saying that steps had to be taken to put an end to the "imperial C.E.O".

"Now, let me ask you something: Is opposing the Homeland Security Department and then suddenly embracing it when the newspapers write something, is that flip-flopping?" Mr. Kerry said after acknowledging that he had voted for the North American Free Trade Agreement, then later criticized the way it was enforced.

Some are trying to stay ahead of burnout by avoiding technology when it interferes with patient care and embracing it when it's beneficial.