Sentence examples for embrace of the same from inspiring English sources

The key tenet of Daheshism is the universality of major religions and their embrace of the same core teachings and the same God.

Mr. Romney's sudden emphasis on education is reminiscent of George W. Bush's forceful embrace of the same issue in 2000, a pillar of his "compassionate conservatism" that was credited with softening his image with moderate voters in the general election.

The European Union has also moved to embrace many of the same countries now being considered for NATO membership.

Worse, both Romney and Obama embrace some of the same hawkish and meddlesome national security and surveillance policies adopted under President Bush.

Over the last 10 years, Apple has embraced much of the same strategy — in broad strokes.

Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, and two party leaders on military issues accused Mr. Bush of embracing "more of the same" and of trying to pass off a routine troop reduction as a significant shift in policy.

A larger and richer American mosaic that embraces some of the same territory is John Sayles's latest state-of-the-union address, "Sunshine State," which is near the end of its theatrical run.

And the sunny symbol of Ronald Reagan in a cowboy hat cutting wood, as good an image of the Sun Belt spirit as there was, has given way to the angrier politics of the Tea Party, which embraces much of the same anti-government message but with a decidedly different tone.

Will they mourn our tragic embrace of more of the same that failed to avert climate catastrophe?

Shouldn't we instead strive to be a nation with a single history, but with the courage to embrace multiple versions of the same narrative?

So, it should be of no surprise that the vast majority of adults embrace the same religion as their parents (which, typically, is the same religion embraced by their particular culture or region in the world).