Corporate America hasn't entirely embraced reform.
I'm sure we don't entirely embrace or understand them today.
Zac Goldsmith, Tory MP for Richmond Park, said he could be tempted to defect to Ukip if the party "entirely embraced the environmental agenda".
Owing to fires, vandalism, and allegations of rape, it became an echo of Altamont, which made Americans wary of a festival culture that they had never entirely embraced.
His life was spent in the relief of suffering for millions who looked to him as the symbol of changes they neither completely understood or entirely embraced".
But the idea of copyrighting dance was slow to take hold and still, even after the Graham debacle, is not entirely embraced.
This new greener vision is not entirely embraced by the city as a whole, though, and it often pits downtown dwellers against suburbanites.
That may be because, as a result of the affair, New York society had been divided into two camps, between supporters of Anne and supporters of Mercedes -- and the new Mrs. Bass, though she had certainly arrived as the wife of a billionaire, was not entirely embraced.
The transmission of bacteria by the greeting of peace or the sharing of the chalice, two reforms from the Second Vatican Council that are still not entirely embraced by some in the church, is far less a problem, in this person's opinion, than the transmission of bacteria by a minister's fingers being directly breathed upon or licked, etc.
