Sentence examples for energetically embraced from inspiring English sources

In fact, few businessmen have more energetically embraced the idea of a borderless Europe.

Unlike the austere Washington, he also energetically embraced the masses, who returned the compliment by turning out to vote as never before.

One of Mr Blair's legacies, energetically embraced by Mr Cameron, is a politics of emulation, in which the distinction between the two big parties is more thespian and less ideological than it was before he commandeered the Labour Party.

The original Howard plan was energetically embraced and promoted by former resource minister Martin Ferguson, despite conflicting with Labor policy and senior ALP figures describing the legislation to make the dump possible as "sordid" and "arrogant".

But as with his other books, A Precariat Charter is that rare thing: a text from the left that does not yearn for a lost past, but energetically embraces the future.

"Penny Dreadful" energetically embraces many of the trappings of Victorian melodrama and horror, but the show is character-driven in the ways that matter.

Life is a journey and your journey will expand by understanding what it means to be an Empath, how to use your skills and gifts for a greater good, how to stay motivated and to understand your needs and most importantly, how to protect yourself energetically to eventually embrace your role as warrior.

Obama has embraced deficit spending even more energetically than Bush--but this is a difference in degree, not in kind.

Has a bad movie ever embraced its own ridiculousness quite so energetically?

Indeed, it has been abandoned by Frum himself, who is now energetically urging Republicans to embrace the redefinition of marriage he once warned against.

Strangers embraced.