Sentence examples for embracing a concept from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama was embracing a concept that the Bush administration had repeatedly rejected.

It is distressing to see Americans both obsessing over carbs and fat and embracing a concept that promotes unhealthy eating habits and attitudes.

The county has been a leader in embracing a concept known as outcome-based budgeting, where every program is required to show what it has accomplished with its budget each year.

Re "As Ideas Swirl, It Pays to Use Your Third Ear" (Corner Office, July 21), in which Joyce F. Brown, president of the Fashion Institute of Technology (and a psychologist by training) described her management style: It's refreshing to see a college president so productively embracing a concept described by the psychoanalyst Theodor Reik in his book "Listening With the Third Ear" 65 years ago.

Embracing a concept found in just about every spy movie ever made, Sony Ericsson and SAAB have announced that the Xperia X1 will be able to communicate with the SAAB 9-X Air concept car, controlling some of the basic functionality (Read: No, you can't drive with it).

Nestlé is betting that Europeans are ready to embrace a concept that has proved very successful in North America.

Even though we enjoy downtime, we've never been able to fully embrace a concept like the Italian "il bel far niente" — the beauty of doing nothing.

Some analysts say that Mr. Ergen's last best, though still slim, chance for having his deal approved would be to embrace a concept that another company, Cablevision, recently lobbed into Washington from left field.

Many in the industry now speak of the need to go from a world that had embraced a concept of "fast fashion" — where dresses or handbags are designed and produced quickly to meet the latest fad and then thrown away the next season — to one that embraces "slow fashion," where goods are made by hand and meant to endure for decades.

Furthermore, as this theory was developed in relation to his work on the fossil record, the theory of the archetype as an immanent law working in time led Owen to embrace a concept of branching and diversifying relations of forms as divergences from this ideal archetypal form over time.

So much so that the president eventually embraced a concept with a Heritage Foundation pedigree.