Sentence examples for embraced as having from inspiring English sources

While saying you're "Proud" or part of the "Pride Community" may not be recognizable unless it becomes widely embraced as having a particular meaning, it does have a basis in popular use.

How can I hate the man?" At the time the antagonism was real, but subsequently they have embraced, as indeed have Benn and the American Gerald McClellan, left paralysed, half-blind and embittered following their fight 16 years ago.

People who tilt decidedly right-libertarian have embraced it, as have people who tilt decidedly left-liberal -- its criticisms of big government and security hawkishness play, respectively, to each side.

Many housing advocates have embraced the bill, as has the Louisiana Recovery Authority, whose board consists mainly of business and civic leaders.

The Russians and Georgians made a show of embracing the idea, as have Armenia and Azerbaijan, but few believe that it will go anywhere.

This is a model we have to embrace as ourselves as well.

Several big companies, led by H&M and Target, have embraced the Higg tools, as has Patagonia.

Since publication of third edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-III) in 1980 [ 2], epidemiologic studies have embraced this nominal framework, as have subsequent editions of the manual [ 1] and the International Classification of Disease [ 3].

But in their eyes she is an icon — a self-made celebrity they have embraced as their own.

I rushed up to him, we embraced as if nothing had ever happened.

After Ja Rule made a recent court appearance, he and Mr. Judelson embraced as though they had been best friends their entire lives.