Sentence examples for embracing nothing from inspiring English sources

Actually, these publications – and others rushing to drop their knickers – are embracing nothing particularly new.

"When you embrace everything, you embrace nothing". A social studies teacher may be a psychology or child development major, despite the fact that almost every high school offers courses on American and world history.

"While any technology that allows for visual storytelling must be embraced, nothing beats film," he says, fresh off the monumental release of Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens.

The Cavaliers face UMBC, which is embracing a "nothing to lose" attitude," in the first round.

Something subtle and real shifted inside our embrace — nothing detectable to an observer, but a change I registered in my bones.

By embracing restraint, saying nothing, Jeter passed responsibility for the uproar back to Rodriguez, where it belonged.

Explaining the reasons for her choice, Rowling wrote on her website: "My hesitance at embracing independence has nothing to do with lack of belief in Scotland's remarkable people or its achievements.

But she added: "My hesitance at embracing independence has nothing to do with lack of belief in Scotland's remarkable people or its achievements.

She wrote on her website: "My hesitance at embracing independence has nothing to do with lack of belief in Scotland's remarkable people or its achievements.

Embracing a philosophy of "nothing for us without us", the innovative fund is governed by sex workers, who sit alongside donor representatives on the committees that oversee and manage its work.

"There's nothing like embracing the future with imagination," said Mark Ridley Thomas.