Sentence examples for embraces instantly from inspiring English sources

Modern political convention dictates that candidates receiving such embraces instantly and publicly spurn them.

Warren embraced the idea instantly.

Players do not always instantly embrace the sport.

For a mainstream technological device like the iPad to have been instantly embraced by the disabled is unusual.

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

"It was instantly embraced by the community," he said, adding that it has paid for itself since its opening six years ago.

The White House instantly embraced Reid's plan – putting the Republicans in a difficult position, since it agrees largely with their position but without the complexities of the two-step process and bipartisan committee.

"I embraced it all instantly.

The term 'nature mining' immediately threw the audience into disorder; part of the audience instantly embraced the term, whereas others had major reservations.

And since mobile payments have a proven track record in gaming, developers and platform providers as well as consumers instantly embrace the payment method.

Similarly, "if you sneak up behind investors and scream 'bear market!' or lead them to question the sustainability of share price advances, then like fainting goats they will instantly embrace a defensive posture by investing in sectors that hold up best when markets decline, namely consumer staples and healthcare".