Sentence examples for embraced because from inspiring English sources

Kwanzaa is embraced because it is inclusive, not exclusionary.

Rather, it's a destiny that I have embraced because it has allowed me to write the way I write.

He theorized that it was embraced because the stars were largely people of color, and that "consciously or unconsciously" it might have forged a "special acceptance".

Techniques that would have been considered flat-out weird a decade ago are being embraced because the benefits of massage are more widely accepted.

Military analysts like Mr. Scharre argue that smarter weapons should be embraced because they may result in fewer mass killings and civilian casualties.

Horizon 2 projects fail to be embraced because they cannot deliver Horizon 1 level returns but are nevertheless held to the same yardstick.

You need to design what people will embrace because it will benefit them.

"I ring the bell, and for 20 seconds we embrace, because no words are necessary.

Or the incompetent oil painting we embrace because a great-uncle painted it.

"It's tough to embrace, because it's so diverse, it's so expansive, it's so big".

But with this new perspective — it took awhile to embrace because it seemed so final — I was liberated.