Sentence examples for embraced widely from inspiring English sources

In Japan, the dish was embraced widely as a practical emergency food after a live television broadcast of a hostage standoff, seen by almost ninety per cent of television viewers, showed policemen eating cupped ramen in sub-zero temperatures as they waited for the hostage to be released.

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

In just the short time that the book has been out, it has been embraced really widely.

It was a comely ballpark, old-fashioned and newfangled at the same time; it was instantly embraced and widely imitated.

Both have embraced the widely condemned military commissions system for prosecuting terrorism suspects and both have implemented a framework for indefinite detention.

It may embrace too widely, but it can also touch deeply.

From Germany to China, leaders are fretting over France's inability or unwillingness to embrace reforms widely implemented elsewhere to make its economy more competitive.

Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, reportedly support extension of the DACA program and have advised the president to embrace the widely supported protections.

Pistorius was a hero, widely embraced.

Doctors widely embraced Halsted's strategy.

Girls' education in particular has been widely embraced, she added.