Moving well beyond the Manichaean white hat/black hat world view of the B westerns, the grownup westerns of the '50s embraced a deeply ambivalent moral vision, neatly symbolized by Robert Mitchum's wardrobe here: he dresses only in gray, reflecting his ambiguous status as a professional "town tamer" with a history of violence.
The fact that Republicans in South Carolina can embrace this deeply flawed politician speaks volumes about disturbing undercurrents in American society.
The music wholeheartedly embraces a deeply British pomp that's rooted in hymns and marches, then escalated by rock drums and electronics.
Trump has made it fine not to only to embrace this deeply un-American sentiment but to say it with pride, to shout it out loud alongside thousands of your exuberant peers.
To expand his base, Trump went beyond the seamy collection of Southern racists, religious fundamentalists, ill-informed and uneducated whites, gun fanatics, and reactionaries who are the base of the right wing, to embrace the deeply committed haters in the alt-right.
But in time this concerto was embraced as a deeply personal and subtly original masterpiece.
The legacy of the Last Poets and Scott-Heron was more deeply embraced by second-generation rappers with social convictions.
Karen lived and enjoyed life fully; with an ever-present smile, she loved deeply, embraced challenges and was always ready for new adventures.
He had deeply embraced game theory, somewhat before it became fashionable among card players, and appeared to care only about the math of poker and the means of winning at it.
It is outrageous that, toward the end, his very public cries of pain and plans for death on social media were not met by the school district's determination to see him finally protected, and deeply embraced and supported.
