Sentence examples for embraced a broad from inspiring English sources

The resulting rationalist politics embraced a broad segment of the political spectrum, including liberal reformism, trade-union socialism (or social democracy), and ultimately Marxism.

The Bush administration, which has embraced a broad theory of federal pre-emption of individual tort suits, entered the case on the manufacturer's behalf.

At Givenchy – where Riccardo Tisci has always embraced a broad spectrum of beauty on his catwalk – black and white models wore navy glitter face masks, with sparkly scarlet lips.

At Givenchy – where Riccardo Tisci has always embraced a broad spectrum of beauty on his catwalk – black and white models wore navy glitter face masks, with sparkly scarlet lips.

The longer she lived at Hull House, the more Addams embraced a broad progressive political agenda.

In this way, I created an interdisciplinary approach for myself that embraced a broad range of fields.

The phrase was used a few times, but appears to have faded as the campaign has embraced a broader message.

He also embraced a broader, more ecumenical audience.

Some transparency groups have embraced a broader purpose, though, with organizations like Mexico's Fundar and Chile's Cuidadano Inteligente not only pressing for a wider range of data to be released, but recruiting techies to make sense of that data and put it to wider use.

Programs built on the Alma-Ata Declaration tended to define health as not the mere absence of illness but embraced a broader, more integrated and holistic view of health.

*The PI/PS Fellows Program embraces a broad definition of public interest and public service law.