Sentence examples for embraced more from inspiring English sources

Novels embraced more uncommon concerns as well.

That concept could be embraced more internationally.

All of these confederations probably embraced more than one language group.

It made me uncomfortable at first: Why am I not embraced more by the fashion world?

"FutureSex/ LoveSounds," Mr. Timberlake's follow-up, aimed lower aesthetically, but was embraced more widely.

Thus, in taking risks, defenses have embraced more of a "bend but don't break" mentality.

So in taking risks, defenses have embraced more of a "bend but don't break" mentality.

Kazakhstan and Kirgizstan embraced more ambitious market reforms and faster liberalisation than the rest.

Over the past generation, both the Democratic and Republican parties have embraced more free-market policies.

Over several decades, the news pages have embraced more personal commentary and analytical forms of journalism.

Even as Mr. Obama embraced more traditional liberal views of affirmative action, he was rarely doctrinaire.