Sentence examples for embrace submission from inspiring English sources
Camillus sent them to Rome, where, being brought into the senate, they spoke to this purpose: that the Romans, preferring justice before victory, had taught them rather to embrace submission than liberty; they did not so much confess themselves to be inferior in strength, as they must acknowledge them to be superior in virtue.
According to Charley, kink is in every single relationship: the question isn't how many practice or embrace dominance and submission, but to what extent.
Li is usually taught by village elders or family members and so one must embrace the ideals of familial submission, submission to the state, chung), brotherliness and righteousness.
Hence, alongside partnerships with A-list musicians on releases tailored for esports, Universal Music Group and Enter Records are hoping to source talent directly from esports players themselves by embracing an open submission process for music, following in the footsteps of YouTube-borne labels like Trap Nation.
I'm not saying "How come you've never published me?" but, rather, "Why not actually embrace the promise of an open submissions policy?" Bill Preston Syracuse, N.Y.
Snapchat has yet to fully embrace third-party AR content beyond some basic image frame submissions and work with a few fine artists like Jeff Koons.
The passion that millennials have for a more caring world should be embraced, not beaten into submission with ridicule and contempt.
Prosocial behaviours embrace both patterns of behaviour that invite and positively reassure social interaction (referred to as "affiliation") and behaviours signalling appeasement that are used to prevent aggression in social interactions (termed "submission").
We embrace collegial disagreement.
