Sentence examples for embracing things from inspiring English sources

That means embracing things like smartcard technology, easy transfers, and quick and intuitive ticketing.

"It's about embracing things, enjoying cake, and chocolate, spending time with friends and family.

"He was willing to be flexible and has been so adventurous in embracing things that are different about this league".

It's about embracing things and finding ideas in music or art or whatever.

The Black Aesthetic, the separation from the mainstream, embracing things which most people simply ignore... the philosophical side of Goth is far better than the side which is all black candles and cool music with an excellent bassline.

This is awesome!' — and embrace things".

The faith embraces things that are tangible, such as statues and incense.

"We didn't embrace things we thought were unwise, even if they were going to be politically appealing, and we were certainly not going to embrace things that had a big risk of adverse consequences," Geithner said.

In 1892 he gave the lecture "The Necessity for De-Anglicising Ireland," a call to embrace things authentically Irish.

His English was heavily accented, but he embraced things American, from Aggie football to his blue Mustang.

"The industry as a whole needs to be more open-minded and embrace things like social networking as well as blogging and streaming," says Hoppen.