Sentence examples for embracing wholeheartedly from inspiring English sources

That lot shifted the democracy of who was making art by embracing wholeheartedly the commerciality of the market.

Embracing wholeheartedly an issue that could define his legacy but is sure to ignite new political battles with Republicans, Mr. Obama said he would use his executive powers to require reductions in the amount of carbon dioxide emitted by the nation's power plants.

On Democracy Now!, Brendan Cummings of the Center for Biological Diversity, called the decision "horribly disappointing" and said, "Obama is essentially embracing wholeheartedly the policy of: we can drill our way to energy independence".

No choice can ever be embraced wholeheartedly".

Some pairs embrace wholeheartedly; some even kiss, though none on the lips (so far).

Bossa nova, after all, is one rhythmic groove that the composer embraced wholeheartedly.

It was an identity Gucci embraced, wholeheartedly, through two successive creative directors after Ford's departure - briefly Alessandra Facchinetti, and a drawn-out spell under Frida Giannini.

For an act to be evil, it must be significantly wrong, embarked upon with full knowledge of its wantonness and embraced wholeheartedly by the person doing the deed.

That was a mission embraced wholeheartedly not just by the students, but by many in the audience of 6,500 that packed Haas Pavilion for the Friday night kickoff.

Instead he has embraced wholeheartedly the idea that this is a struggle for the heart and soul of the Republican Party and he is playing to win.

Immersive experiences you get lost in have become a theme of festival programming of late, and one that Wendy Martin has embraced wholeheartedly.