Sentence examples for embraced in all from inspiring English sources

But it's this type of authenticity that Ron has embraced in all of his directing, whether it's A Beautiful Mind or Apollo 13.

"We are now in the modern world in the presence of an aggregation of knowledge which no single person can embrace, in all its fullness and diversity.

This was the season that the fashion industry embraced technology in all its forms.

His deeds and effortless compassion personified grace and goodness as he embraced life in all its aspects.

But if theatre has embraced technology in all its technical applications, it has often been less successful in finding a creative application.

Mr. Bates began with Edward MacDowell's "Keltic" Sonata (1901), a relic from a time when American composers embraced German Romanticism in all its bombastic grandeur.

Mr. Rudolph, an architect who embraced modernism in all its eccentric formulations, was well known in interior-design circles for see-through Plexiglas floors.

Finally, reacting against the last two turbulent decades of Mao's life, his successors have jettisoned socialist policies, moderate as well as extreme, and embraced capitalism in all but name.

We also need to push the envelope for other tools (X Prizes) we haven't really embraced them in all.

"For a classic show like ours to be embraced in the middle of all that is really lovely".

But you help birth the wonder of the NAACP embracing marriage equality and HRC embracing diversity in all its forms.