The manufacturing industry may have to embrace itself with a revolutionary change even more dramatic than that of introduction of numerical control about half a century ago.
Britain sorely needed a reason to embrace itself, to reclaim a shred of its fading greatness, and now it had one, even if it was a bit dodgy.
At the end of the day, it also requires application to fully embrace itself.
It was daring in its ambition, as it not only contextualized the Reverend Wright — at least, for those who were willing to be persuaded — but also posed Obama himself as the break with history, the focal point of a new era, embracing America itself for all its tribes, for all its historical enmities and possibilities.
It was daring in its ambition, as it not only contextualized the Reverend Wright at least, for those who were willing to be persuaded but also posed Obama himself as the break with history, the focal point of a new era, embracing America itself for all its tribes, for all its historical enmities and possibilities.
That the heaven as a whole neither came into being nor admits of destruction, as some assert, but is one and eternal, with no end or beginning of its total duration, containing and embracing in itself the infinity of time, we may convince ourselves not only by the arguments already set forth but also by a consideration of the views of those who differ from us in providing for its generation.
The bright blue patches in this rendering feature an open, humanoid figure spreading its arms wide as if embracing space itself.
Forget the revenge he takes upon discovering that she is having an affair with the director; the simple fact that Almodóvar's vision of a producer is someone who has nothing meaningful to add to the process of movie-making and is using it merely as a plaything (something which has certainly happened in the history of the cinema) suggests what's wrong with "Broken Embraces" itself.
Central Europe's matchless strength lay in its music, which, from Haydn to Schoenberg, from Liszt to Bartók, over the course of two centuries embraced in itself all the essential trends in European music; Central Europe staggered beneath the glory of its music.
The change that customers expect from their BPO providers is also now the kind of change the BPO industry must embrace for itself.
