Sentence examples for embrace one of from inspiring English sources

The way you did it was to embrace one of the most odious characters I've ever seen on screen - Andy in The Tailor of Panama.

Yet it is curious that it can be such a challenge for people to embrace one of the finest television programmes ever.

All these games, the spectators have cheered not just for flags but for excellence, but to embrace one of their own, was special too.

Christiania's residents beg to disagree, and have decided -- after countless meetings -- to shed their socialist ideals and embrace one of capitalism's most powerful weapons: the lawyer.

The persistence of these problems may indicate that the EU, in trying to embrace one of the central bastions of state authority, police powers, is biting off more than it can chew.

Far from talking about deregulating business, a traditional Republican agenda, he was forced to embrace one of the biggest pieces of new regulation in years, the corporate governance bill that emerged from Congress last month with broad bipartisan support.

They redefine the terms of competition by embracing one-of-a-kind ideas in a world of copycat thinking.

They redefine the terms of competition by embracing one-of-a-kind ideas in a world of me-too thinking.

Our modus operandi embraces one of the most important pieces of advice we received on our wedding day: you must both aim to give 100percentt.

Encouraged by producer Geoffrey Perkins, they began to concentrate on Crilly, and the possible secret lives of priests, embracing one of Rhys Jones's pet theories about sitcoms: that the characters must be trapped.

In the hours that followed the arrests of the alleged killers this week, a photograph began to circulate on social media showing Brazil's president, Jair Bolsonaro, embracing one of the those men.