Sentence examples for embrace quickly from inspiring English sources

"This isn't something that they embrace quickly, because it's a lot of technology they don't understand".

I suggest one before any important dinner, and not more than one before you've got something in your stomach; the Negroni's inviting embrace quickly becomes a bearhug, as the mix's floridity masks a devious potency.

Furtive embraces quickly become grappling wars.

"Today's filing was not an option the company embraced quickly or easily, but it was necessary to protect LightSquared against creditors who were looking for a quick profit," Mr. Falcone said in a statement.

Innovations that can be attempted on the instalment arrangement are embraced quickly than innovations that are not tried.

Trollope's leaders don't embrace change quickly but have to be dragged into embracing it after much interrogation, and the change they prefer is incremental.

It's not something they embrace too quickly.

They embrace him quickly and do not abandon him when they encounter difficult situations.

That chip, too, was supposed to be just for servers and high-end work stations, but the desktop market embraced it quickly.

It was partly because of their gung-ho enthusiasm for A Good Time, All The Time that the band's southern-fried rock'n'roll was embraced more quickly in the UK than anywhere else.

Like John Adams's "Shaker Loops," composed around the same time, Mr. Duckworth's preludes used elements of Minimalism, including repetition and accessible harmonies, yet also embraced more quickly changing structures; wide-ranging, complex melodies; and colorful dissonances.