Sentence examples for embracing message from inspiring English sources

David at first chalks up his performance anxiety to a dislike of condoms, but the real problem is Abby, the film's most merciless stereotype: a cold, castrating Jewish American princess who derails an already unsatisfying lovemaking session by snapping, "Don't touch the hair!" A movie with such an otherwise embracing message should have done better than this.

"I seem to remain secondary to their ambition, which undermines the powerful and embracing message they are trying to send".

That includes embracing messaging as a first-class communications channel.

"It's not like people are happily embracing this message," he said, "but there are consequences now to what they are doing".

In 15 pieces, he uses videos, light works, sculpture and land art to examine the recent turmoil of the Arab world, embracing a message of engagement, fraternity and hope.

Embracing this message, I urge the LGBT and immigrant communities to stand in solidarity and condemn S.B. 1070.

They are embracing a message and value system that diminishes them, that lowers horizons and treats hope and vision as dysfunction.

Some parents are unhappy with their schools because they feel like the world is changing, but because schools are focusing so much on this testing agenda, the schools aren't embracing that message of change or having those conversations about what it means to learn and teach differently.

The greeting card industry, confounding predictions that its products were out of sync in the mobile age, has been early in embracing such messaging to reach its customers.

His stature has grown as his message has taken root — voters leery of stark and growing inequalities have embraced his message of "two cities".

This week, Gov. David A. Paterson seemed to embrace that message.