Sentence examples for embracing the work from inspiring English sources
So, filled with love and affection for Chelsea and happily embracing the work of being her father, I was already lacking in a subtle way that let her down.
When, aged 16, I went to see Bob Dylan play, I considered myself to be demonstrating a considerable catholicity of taste in embracing the work of such a has-been.
In Spin magazine, reviewer Joy Press writes that the album includes "a half-dozen gems" but that its overall "foggy sound" and "indecipherable lyrics" prevent the listener from fully embracing the work.
Every year, Savion Glover comes to the Joyce and stages a three-week celebration of dance, an evening devoted to playing with classical music or exploring a genre like tango or embracing the work of a master and so on.
Convinced of the lethal potential of small torpedo boats, he embraced the work of Capt.
Although he initially favored American directors, Mr. Farber embraced the work of Europeans like Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Werner Herzog.
Other corporate law firms have also embraced the work, including Schulte Roth & Zabel; Katten Muchin Rosenman; and McDermott Will & Emery.
If anything, they embraced the work's moments of tenderness and pensive lyricism and tried to draw listeners in.
Audiences at its 1849 premiere embraced the work as an unabashed rallying cry for the Italian unification movement.
Film festival organizers all over the world have been struggling with how to embrace the work being done on the Web, and Sundance decided this was the way.
