Sentence examples similar to embracing the viewpoints from inspiring English sources
As Dr. Taaffee noted, she attempts to embrace both the viewpoints of her younger counterparts, as well as her own.
In the case of ethnicity or face, embracing the pride of a minority means welcoming a new viewpoint that might end up being compatible with or instructive to the mainstream.
By the time the man returns to his apartment building, the sun is out; but the implication is that, having embraced the boy's viewpoint, he'd be happy either way.
Good corporate leaders know the importance of embracing diverging viewpoints and making the workplace safe for raising concerns and even disagreement.
This independent, realistic and tech-savvy group of young adults will seek employers whose culture reflects and embraces those viewpoints.
The Journal's exposition wholeheartedly embraces this viewpoint, while lacking even the basic journalistic responsibility to double-check their facts.
The A.F.L.-C.I.O. has just embraced this viewpoint.
This means empathizing with and embracing diverse viewpoints, testing new ideas with others, and observing and learning from unfamiliar contexts.
They embrace the postmodern idea that meaning is manufactured and that people's viewpoints are shaped by where they happen to stand.
He had congregants eager to embrace the ideas he had embraced". Wine rewrote rituals to reflect a people-centric viewpoint.
He embraces the situation".
