Sentence examples for embraced yet from inspiring English sources

"He has a very commercial side that the collector world hasn't embraced yet," Mr. Wright said.

After that, it was on to Penuelas, where Mrs. Clinton embraced yet another Puerto Rican Sunday custom: mid-afternoon lunch at a seaside restaurant, this one called Boquemar, in a setting with a mangrove swamp and manatees lurking nearby.

But I feel like it's not fully embraced yet.

Stone's confrontation with myth should be embraced, yet I don't think this simplistic Left vs. Right dichotomy, while making good drama, is helpful.

Only a few speak about how much more healthy your life will be and how you will be embraced, yet that is what I've seen happen for gay people in sports time and time again.

The inspiration, friends said, that toughened his daughter up to not just withstand but embrace yet another political battle.

So once I was grown and done with them both, to embrace yet another treaty of denial was out of the question.

But Trump was also embracing yet another role, one that let him play out his most aggressive and debasing impulses: a spot in the pro-wrestling ring, an industry he'd supported since 1988, when he sponsored the W.W.E.

Once negotiations are under way, or as soon as the West's anger has subsided from the first provocation, the regime embraces yet another strategy, this one to increase its leverage with powerful nations.

For Syrians affected by this conflict, the feelings of relief do not mean that they are embracing yet another intervention into the affairs of their country.

He "argues that Nugent, Baldwin, and Riggs embrace, yet rewrite, the experience of white seduction as it filters through their work and personal lives".