Sentence examples for embraced were from inspiring English sources

Which probably means that the illusions we entertained back then and the illusions they embraced were, to some extent, interchangeable.

It was unfailingly inoffensive (Snoopy never lifted a leg) and was set in a safe, attractive suburb where the kids, except for Pigpen, whose image Ron McKernan of the Grateful Dead pointedly embraced, were clean and well spoken and conservatively dressed.

If the utilitarian Constitutional Code was directed "for the use of all nations and all governments professing liberal opinions", as its title page declared, the political positions it embraced were recommended, in the first instance, for adoption at home.

Christopher B. Mead, a lawyer for Chapin, said in an e-mail responding to questions from Forbes that names were changed over the years rather than new corporations formed "as a matter of convenience," and that the many causes embraced were "an indication that he [Chapin] has dedicated his life to helping others when he believes he can contribute".

He embraced being part of a team.

"What we have embraced is point-of-view journalism".

What my parents did embrace were countercultural values.

I have to embrace being booed".

No wonder he fully embraces being typecast.

I'm honoring him by embracing being his daughter".

Women who embrace being "bad" at things is not new.