Sentence examples for embracing the notion that from inspiring English sources

"Progress, to me, means embracing the notion that all men are created equal -- I mean, it's kind of like rediscovering the Constitution and the Declaration, really," she said.

In recent interviews, even the band itself seemed to be embracing the notion that its latest release, "The Grand Theatre, Volume One," sounds like a second wind blew in a return to form.

People are embracing the notion that the American dream is measured in spiritual, not material, fulfillment.

There's a whole class of startups named in the report embracing the notion that human experiences can be improved when powered by apps and devices.

Recent studies suggest that a growing number of universities are embracing the notion that sustainability should and can be integrated into the university support system for entrepreneurship, or that sustainability activities should be implemented and promoted with entrepreneurial spirit.

Embracing the notion that it's OK to be different goes a long way towards reducing bullying and meanness.

Mr. Pataki embraces the notion that taxes are what drive companies and residents away.

Not everyone in Chicago, or other cities for that matter, embraces the notion that all good ideas start in New York.

They embrace the notion that product attributes and benefits may not be the answer to every customer question or concern.

Long ago, makers of wrinkle creams and other cosmetics embraced the notion that high prices might mean higher sales.

Dr. James Andrews, the surgeon most noted for his work on pitchers, embraces the notion that the use of supplements is baseball's version of global warming.