Sentence examples for embracing a from inspiring English sources

It's all about embracing a new vibration.

He was not just embracing a new military formation; he was embracing a new strategy.

This means embracing a policy of compassion and honest talk.

Not that he is embracing a predictable discipline.

Now, however, Kirkus is embracing a new spirit of commercialism.

Reggae fans were already embracing a new form, dancehall reggae.

So embracing a more sympathetic agenda may not be so naïve after all.

They have scaled back the role of the state and liberalised markets, embracing a Western model.

But embracing a caricature of Europe as a failure reveals our own ignorance — and chauvinism.

But they end up embracing a different error: stating the obvious.

For both scientists and laypeople, the arguments for embracing a high level of commitment are many.