Sentence examples for embrace real from inspiring English sources

I needed to cast off my own inner critic and take a second to embrace real joy.

But no answer will suffice that does not, as Sturgeon put it this week, embrace "real partnership".

Second, many companies -- with the implicit cooperation of diversity trainers -- find it easier to offer exercises that serve public relations goals, rather than to embrace real change.

Western diplomats and human rights advocates said the decisions reflected poorly on Turkey's willingness to embrace real democracy despite the measures approved by Parliament last month.

"They will have the chance to reject today's rule by the global elite and embrace real change that delivers a government of, by and for the people," Trump said.

We offer our experience as an example of how candidates themselves can encourage voters to see the system differently and can prove their sincerity without waiting for reluctant political institutions to embrace real reform.

Companies who willingly embrace real-time operational intelligence are those that have embraced the so-called digitization transformation process.

It's fairly appropriate that Twitter would embrace real-time streaming online media to share this event with the world, given the nature of its business.

Her own religious world, however, embraces real spirits.

In recent weeks, he has discussed democracy in Hong Kong, the importance of embracing real politics by ignoring Westminster, and whether Obama should give back his Nobel Peace prize.

But blaming capitalism for the economic woes in Argentina and elsewhere is a mistake since no country in Latin America, except possibly Chile, has yet fully embraced real free-market reform.