Sentence examples for embracing only from inspiring English sources

"It cannot be a leader by embracing only convergence".

She has been criticized by some as brazen or for embracing only celebrated artists, yet is praised by others for her commitment to the art of the new.

It's hard not to wonder how this approach of embracing only what you want to hear might pervade other aspects of Trump's presidency.

Ultimately, the latter position substantially prevailed, and due process was recognized as embracing only those principles of justice that are "so rooted in the traditions and conscience of our people as to be ranked as fundamental".

As the oleomargarine in question was, in fact, not free from artificial coloration, [p48] we think that a construction which would take it out of the general rule imposing the ten cent tax upon all oleomargarine and bring it within the exception embracing only oleomargarine free from artificial coloration would be not an interpretation of the statute, but a disregard of its unambiguous provisions.

In addition, she noted, the tenor Richard Margison, who plays Bacchus in "Ariadne," is a bit short and portly, lending a certain incongruity to his status as romantic lead and touching off some creative staging wherein he and Ms. Schwanewilms generally stand far away from each other, embracing only when she is safely sitting down.

They embrace only a small minority of Yemenis but are self-ruling, determined and well-organised.

The list itself embraces only a small part of our universal heritage.

The Tahrir crowd embraced only those musicians who, like Essam, were part of the movement.

The parliament is an EU-wide body, and the euro embraces only 18 of the 28 member states.

Andreessen believes that the major barrier to change is sociological: people can embrace only so many new ideas at once.