Sentence examples for equally embraces from inspiring English sources

Nashville certainly can't forget its native daughter, especially one who equally embraces its past, present and promising future.

Both sides contended that the Constitution ought to be interpreted in the light of their substantive views about the dangers to a system of democratic capitalism that both sides equally embraced.

After all, Hopper starred in everything from Easy Rider and Blue Velvet to "classics" like Speed and Super Mario Bros., and dabbled in all types of art, equally embraced for his creative eccentricity as he was exiled for his drug use.

Michelle Obama has equally embraced Washington's literary scene, holding a packed book-signing at Politics & Prose in celebration of her book "American Grown: The Story of the White House Kitchen Garden and Gardens Across America".

Similarly with the written idea - we take it out of the drawer, run it by our friends, neighbors, fellow writers, for their feedback, hoping that they'll equally embrace our idea and romantic partner - though for them, singing Rogers & Hammerstein is completely optional.

Through joint project "Differently viewed, equally embraced" foster families will be educated and empowered for quality foster care of Roma children, including promotion of the foster care within Roma communities.

Earlier in the day in the State Assembly, there was an equally indifferent embrace of the legislation.

Observers are now mesmerised by Vietnam's equally rapid embrace of the motor car.

It must be paired with an equally vigorous embrace of democratic Israel.

But its leaders' enthusiasm for medieval barbarity is matched by an equally fervent embrace of modern technology.

If Astérix and his friends have opted for resistance to Rome, the other village has equally enthusiastically embraced Romanisation.