Sentence examples for embrace power from inspiring English sources
As my friend Gloria Feldt, author of No Excuses, writes, listing her "9 ways women can embrace power," one of the most powerful tools we have is to "define our own terms".
They don't need gender theorists to teach them that femininity is socially constructed, or Naomi Wolf to show them how to embrace power.
Now, however, it looks as though some are ready not only to embrace power generation, but even to think about getting into the retail markets for the distribution of gas and electricity.The remarkable rise of gas is driving this convergence.
Anna Devine McLean, Va., Aug. 22, 2007 To the Editor: I am weary of whining bureaucrats like George J. Tenet, the former director of central intelligence, and Gen. Michael V. Hayden, the current director of the C.I.A., who readily embrace power and responsibility until the time comes for accountability.
The new action on Hollywood movie sets is Mark Blanchard's "Embracing Power Yoga" video.
Kelly Willis looks back to country music before Nashville embraced power ballads and cute happily-ever-after songs.
Foals have made the leap from the art-rock margins to the big league, and they have done so without lowering their standards or embracing power chords and blandishments.
Ensnared in a web of revenge and conspiracy, the assassin embraces power at its most elemental, acting as the dividing line between life and death.
On national security, the left has essentially disappeared, sitting on its hands while President Obama embraces powers every bit as imperial as those his predecessor claimed.
I want women to embrace their power from womanhood, sensuality and femininity, not from power that is harsh or aggressive.
