Sentence examples similar to embraced a viewpoint from inspiring English sources

"Any time government embraces a particular religious viewpoint it violates the spirit of the Constitution".

But that requires honesty on the part of station owners, and it requires embracing a diversity of viewpoints on the air.

It pits those who hold that students should be steeped in a precisely specified traditional curriculum (including Western civilization and literary classics) against those who say that students can learn the same thinking and writing skills by focusing on a more idiosyncratic range of subjects that embraces a diverse selection of viewpoints, including more female and minority authors.

The A.F.L.-C.I.O. has just embraced this viewpoint.

How does a political party that claims to recognize the separation of church and state nonetheless embrace a candidate who apparently has adopted a religious viewpoint regarding what constitutes a "life" anyway?

He says, speaking of the views of Rabbi Meir Kahane and those of the liberals: "Distilled to their ultimate essence, both viewpoints embrace an ethnic national purity as an ideal". I suspect Mr. Shipler exaggerates the longings of Israeli liberals to be alone with their brethren from Morocco and the ultraorthodox of Mea Shearim.

Find or embrace a talent.

On the streets of Saratoga Springs, which locals call the home of "health, horses and history," it was tough to find anyone who embraced Mr. Solomon's viewpoint.

The Journal's exposition wholeheartedly embraces this viewpoint, while lacking even the basic journalistic responsibility to double-check their facts.

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Or embracing an old woman.