Sentence examples for emphatically embraced from inspiring English sources

Even stalwart members of the latter-day Republican Party, the representatives of business and inherited wealth, often emphatically embraced these tenets of economic equality in a democracy.

SNP electoral strongholds in the north-east overwhelmingly rejected independence, while Labour's deepest heartlands in the west equally emphatically embraced it.

In all of Seeger's years of activism, through the workers' rights and civil rights movements, the movement against the Vietnam War, and the ecological movement, in all of which he figured prominently, there is no conceit he has more emphatically embraced than that all human beings are created equal.

Liberals like Berlin have thus understandably rejected the positive, and emphatically embraced the negative conception of liberty.

But the work that most emphatically embraces the glamour and madness of the movies was created by Mr. Cattelan, the 41-year-old Italian artist.

Our annual R&D Scorecard shows at a glance which organizations are most emphatically embracing the effort to create change-and which are cutting back, risking being swept away by other people's progress.

We will repeat the mistakes of the 1970s unless we emphatically embrace that deeper, broader American moral imagination, one that necessarily taps into our nation's religious stories, images and rituals.

America has always emphatically and excitedly embraced innovation, but increasingly this is to its detriment.

The US has emphatically failed to embrace this opportunity and there is very little reason to be optimistic about the UK.

This production, directed by the playwright and beautifully designed by Daniel Ostling, emphatically and brilliantly embraces that element.

Alex Gansa, "Homeland's" creator, show runner and — in the wake of a Season 2 backlash that saw critics reject the Emmy-winning terrorism drama as emphatically as they'd once embraced it — most public defender, knows the feeling all too well.