Sentence examples for embraced in the first from inspiring English sources

Band members say their parents to force them to shut down the band, which their families had never really embraced in the first place.

Nor is anyone helped by the lingering feeling that Emery was never fully embraced in the first place; every year the president Manolo Llorente renews his contract; every year the nagging suspicion is that he does so because there is no one else.

At St. Joseph, where a quality strategy was first embraced in the late 1980's, measurement, standardization and analysis are obsessions.

Mills & Boon is best known for what is euphemistically described as "escapist fiction for women", a genre it first embraced in the 1930s.

The actor's return to the Chateau isn't so much a comeback as it is a homecoming — to the edgy, eye-grabbing roles Dorff embraced in the heady period of his first success.

"But the first principle we embraced in the new strategy is that Iraq is a mosaic," Mr. Feaver said, "and that the risks of approaching it that way were deemed worth taking, given the alternative".

Discovery of truths of absolute and universal validity describes the a priori project Lotze first adumbrated, later embraced in the logicist program of his student Frege and in varieties of transcendentalism espoused by various neo-Kantians.

Why had he embraced it in the first place?

The shocking is no longer shocking -- perhaps it's time to go back to the basics and the reason we all embraced her in the first place.

That much, Carmelo Anthony expected and perhaps even embraced in his first return to the city he rejected.

Thus, say those on the left, his willingness to embrace austerity in the first place.