Sentence examples for embraces the truth from inspiring English sources
No other film comes to mind that embraces the truth that a catharsis can actually be a lot of fun.
Perhaps most important, the Palestinian leadership must embrace the truth in order to prepare its people for peace.
Bradlee embraced the truth theme fervently after retiring as editor in 1991 to become the Post's goodwill ambassador.
Lurie admits the abuse of his office but refuses publicly to embrace the truth and reconciliation of his position.
Whoever espouses that notion is either diminishing the event's enormity or afraid to embrace the truth, or both.
This mix tries to embrace the truth about summer in the Caribbean, its diversity and the depth of the cultures and experiences that have shaped this tropical paradise.
After eight, a d.j. in a glass booth makes his presence known, loudly, to all the restaurant's customers, many of whom have enthusiastically embraced the truth that fried chicken is a drunk food par excellence.
And while these solutions hold promise for protecting the most vulnerable and repairing some of the harm of the criminal justice system, the only genuine solution is to decriminalize poverty and blackness and embrace the truth of our interdependence.
Instead of glossing over the fact that a good portion of the populace feel Marmite is really quite grim, the Love it or Hate it campaign embraced the truth that Marmite is a strong flavour, which evokes strong feelings.
