Sentence examples for embraces a form from inspiring English sources

It does not question, it embraces a form of certainty that makes it vulnerable to the seductive impulses of nativism.

"Anne Mimi Sammis' sculpture embraces a form of peace, the inherent goodness and readiness of love and acceptance in humankind".

The album embraces a form of symbolism that would eventually become a staple of Morrison's songs, equating earthly love and heaven, or as close as a living being can approach it.

Both men have embraced a form of parliamentary politics that would have sat uneasily with their father.

Owners are raging capitalists, yet they embrace a form of socialism in the way they share revenue.

"To Tattoo" reminds how the West has embraced a form of body decoration that was discovered by Westerners in the Pacific Islands only in the 19th century.

When it comes to the crunch, it seems that very few genuinely embrace, or are prepared to admit they embrace, a form of religion that doesn't make supernatural claims.

The Socialist Party has embraced a form of European trade protectionism in its manifesto, a shift from its previous endorsement of globalization as a win-win proposition for French workers.

Modern cancer hospitals such as the one treating Leila have embraced a form of democracy in which oncologists, surgeons, pathologists and specialist nurses debate individual cases and agree upon a treatment.

As he acknowledges, our age of no-strings-attached state handouts to banks and punitive cuts to social services has embraced a form of capitalism so grotesque that it resembles the caricatures of the most leaden Soviet satirists.

It is the faith of our ancestors," I was told by Dagbo Hounon Houna II, the spiritual chief of vodun in Benin, where 20 percent of the population, or a million people, practice pure vodun and another 40 percent embrace a form that incorporates Christian iconography.