Sentence examples for embraced here from inspiring English sources

Many black athletes, he said, have been embraced here.

Increasingly used in retailing, QR codes are embraced here with more enthusiasm than sense.

One of the biggest barriers to cycling being fully embraced here is the perception of safety.

This energetic Dutch conductor has been embraced here both by concertgoers and the orchestra musicians.

Without Al Davis, the Raiders could become an attractive mainstream property that would be easily embraced here.

Despite breaking with tradition in this solidly Democratic town to become a Republican, he is still embraced here.

The proposals he embraces here, like those outlined by Mr Boehner, were advanced by Mr Romney during the presidential campaign.

Mozart does touch seriously on the theme of sexual fantasy and partner-swapping in the opera, but in the context of a farce, a genre he embraces here, while uncannily elevating it into something sublime.

Those who remain shocked, shocked that elected officials, certain journalists and cosseted college students sat idly by, huffing Hummer fumes and nodding out on 24/7 infotainment (all Britney, all the time), while the administration led the charge, first into Afghanistan and then into Iraq, may find much to embrace here.

Contrary to the Stoic belief that both God and nature need to be comprehended by the use of reason, Lipsius — embracing here a Platonic epistemology more in line with Christianity — saw the understanding of God and his works as a divine gift (Manuductio II.10).

As a theory there is nothing to embrace here.