Sentence examples for embraced so much from inspiring English sources

"Katharina has embraced so much of the environment," he said.

It is not a job she embraces so much as endures.

As a teenager, I was in a band and just embracing so much music – everything from Miles Davis's Bitches Brew to Neil Young to minimal classical music.

Oxford Dictionaries spokeswoman Susie Dent, who appears on Channel 4's Countdown, said: "Big society was for us a clear winner because it embraces so much of the year's political and economic mood.

I'd say no, because they would have been superhuman to embrace so much, and because creative work is not an exact incarnation of the world it comes from.

The California-based band Stitched Up Heart is still a group of new faces in the world of rock, but they are steadily making waves on their own with their heavy, yet melodic style while embracing so much of a do-it-yourself aesthetic.

The public have embraced it so much more than we ever could have expected.

Dwayne Brown, an agency spokesman, told the LA Times that the questions range from whether a rogue planet will crash into Earth, to people saying they have "embraced it so much" they want to hurt themselves.

"She knows the expectations that her country has, and how they've embraced her so much and how they love her and adore her and are counting on her to win in Vancouver," Orser said.

Where's this coming from?" So I think it just worked out really well, and I'm happy that people embraced it so much.

They have not yet been driven to the secular solution that European and Western countries embraced after so much Christian blood was spilled in absurd disputes over transubstantiation, papal authority, and so on.