Sentence examples for especially embracing from inspiring English sources

So at this point, coming together, especially embracing my true pop-starness, at this point in my career having come full circle, I was able to really truly embrace it, and embrace him.

(He has been especially embraced by members of the Jazz Composers Collective).

The Italians, especially, embraced instablity and natural forces as artistic elements.

And especially embrace his family who are always the ones who suffer most in cases like this.

Critics especially embraced the performance of Ms. Redgrave, an Oscar and Tony Award winner, and the opportunity to see her up close in such a snug theater.

Their practice of reusing, rephotographing or mimicking existing, often culturally loaded photographs (advertising, movie stills) was especially embraced by female artists and is often pinpointed as a sign of the onset of postmodernism.

The resulting made-for-television movie, which will be rerun regularly on Showtime this month (without competition from the real president's speech, like last night), has not been especially embraced by critics.

While about half of the viewers that Oprah attracts are 50 and older, 65percentt of Banks's are under 50, and she especially embraces and influences a particular sector — young girls from high school to age 34.

China has especially embraced business education as it looks to find well-trained managers to run its booming economy.

Innovation has recently become a major buzzword in the Pentagon and defense industry — one that Defense Secretary Ash Carter has especially embraced since taking office.

Why do Americans especially embrace these fantastical films of victory against seemingly invincible enemies during a holiday that recognizes those who have given their lives for their country?