Sentence examples for embraced elements from inspiring English sources

Likewise, Obama has both rejected and embraced elements of conservative legal doctrine.

But the latest wave of young designers has embraced elements of the decorative arts on a larger scale.

Both have enjoyed careers as populist, billionaire businessmen whose campaigns embraced elements of anti-laissez faire economics.

Dead Can Dance embraced elements of European folk instrumentation, while the Cocteau Twins perfected a blend of dream pop that went on to inspire legions of acolytes.

The local Maruyama and Shijo schools there had already embraced elements of Western art, to some extent preparing the way for nihonga.

The band, which is rounded out by the drummer DJ Bonebrake, embraced elements of folk, pop, and country, while the rest of the punk scene, by comparison, stuck with monochromatic monotony.

"Hika" (1996), a soft-spoken memorial to Toru Takemitsu, played gracefully by Raphaella Smits on an eight-string guitar, embraces elements of Takemitsu's gentle, impressionistic style.

Across the country, establishment Republicans, many of whom had tacked right to embrace elements of the Tea Party platform, won nominations in closely watched races.

It may embrace elements from the dramatist's own boyhood and his early career as a teacher, but it's never quite convincing.

Instead, Mr. Thompson is embracing elements of the polarizing crime-fighting strategy and winning praise from an unlikely duo deeply associated with it: Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

While Caramoor's performers maintain a uniformly high level of musicianship, they embrace elements of popular culture — producing what the festival's marketers call extreme chamber music.