Sentence examples for embraced broadly from inspiring English sources

Now is the time for glycoscience to be embraced broadly by the research community.

A schedule that overlaps with major league camps will probably prevent the Classic from being embraced more broadly.

During the 20th century it was embraced more broadly by Jews who wanted to fit in with other Americans celebrating the holiday season — and to make their kids feel better about not getting anything from Santa.

His roles embraced the broadly comic — Falstaff in "Henry IV" (Parts 1 and 2) and "The Merry Wives of Windsor" and Bottom in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" — and the grandly tragic: he played King Lear and Macbeth.

When the Senator strode in the crowd leapt to its feet and, amid the din of whistling and cheering and clapping, a chant broke out: "Obama in '08! Obama in '08!" I remember thinking how gratifying it was that such an exceptional writer could be embraced so broadly and passionately for his work, but also being mystified by the enormous leap the crowd was taking: a writer?

It expands our mission to embrace diversity broadly, which is a logical progression for UNITY".

In practice, all proponents of CCTM+RTM embrace a broadly physicalist outlook.

A Jason Molina who was broadly embraced?

Teaching, he often remarked, provides the ultimate geometric return on investment, a criteria he broadly embraced.

He broadly embraced the report of a bipartisan commission on how to overhaul the nation's patchwork electoral system.

For the first time since the Arab Spring began, a population broadly embraced its leader's reforms and scaled back antigovernment demonstrations.