Sentence examples for embracing all things from inspiring English sources

Back in the mid-1990s, Vietnam was embracing all things American.

The Texas state capital of Austin (only founded in the 1830s) sits on the fault line separating Anglo and Hispano worlds, ever touting its difference, if still harbouring a wariness of fully embracing all things Mexicano.

My favourite pieces from the Jimmy Choo spring/summer 2011 collection were: 1. Leopardprint bag, not strictly a trend for S/S11 but as we are embracing all things maximalist rather then minimalist that has to include animal print.

Live passionately by embracing all things new, get out of your comfort zone, be spontaneous and acquire a spirit of adventure.

I always thought those stories about people suddenly embracing all things knit was a manufactured trend piece that an editor ran in desperation.

With such substantial congressional wins has come a swelling in the caucus on its moderate flank, an entire cast of characters who won their seats by opposing huge chunks of the party platform, by distancing themselves from rather than embracing all things Obama.

"I am dance, I am pop, I am R&B, I am hip-hop, I am Latin, I am 'Jenny From the Block.' But I am also 'Jenny From Rodeo Drive.' It was about embracing all those things musically, everything about me emotionally, and putting that into lyrics and sound for this album".

He said Mr. Shannon was admired for "embracing all the great things about Louisiana, not just the cooking but the hunting, the fishing, Mardi Gras and Jazzfest".

Now it's about embracing all these great things that are happening and trying to move on where I can get to a place where I can be more stable and happier.

Goethe marched south and embraced all things Italian.

Popular culture embraces all things Latino, from callipygian pop stars to taco-touting chihuahuas.