Sentence examples for embracing concepts from inspiring English sources

— their minds are indeed capable of embracing concepts their sophomore and/or MBA "math camp" brains rejected.

Being British is a supranational identity; one that overcomes the darker sides of narrow nationalism by embracing concepts such as the crown in parliament and the rule of law.

"We hope to provide some moments of clarity on how to create a sustainable world while embracing concepts currently well understood by businesses, such as resource management, short- and long-term cost, and good will," said Scott Wilcox, the conference director.

The Democratic Party is too far to the left on many of these issues, embracing concepts such as sanctuary cities, which only reinforces its image as a party that is more concerned with race, identity and multiculturalism than the rule of law.

Top women executives have found success by eschewing antiquated notions of mentoring as a key to climbing the ladder and embracing concepts like advisory boards and sponsors.

That was the thinking behind embracing concepts from behavioral economics as part of the solution to the enduring problem of inadequate retirement planning.

Some farmers go further, and embrace concepts such as permaculture and biodynamics.

His initial focus was on teaching logic, but the curriculum soon embraced concepts like truth, justice and freedom.

The video embraces concepts from maker DIY culture, to human cloning and self improvement.

Compounding this is the fact that conventional psychiatry and mental health service delivery in Australia has been slow to embrace concepts from the field of traumatic stress [ 17].

We have embraced concept inventories to measure student learning, which has been an important driver of deeper consideration of how we assess our students' learning.