Sentence examples for ever be embraced from inspiring English sources
No choice can ever be embraced wholeheartedly".
I doubt whether Danny Huston will ever be embraced as a leading man, but as a ripe supporting player he is already rivalling his father, John.
Many remain fundamentally cynical of play-offs, so could they ever be embraced in Europe like they are in North American sporting circles?
The more telling question, it now seemed to me, was whether approval of the Sept. 11 attacks had any potential to become a cultural norm in the Arab world: specifically, whether Mohamed Atta, the Egyptian fingered as leader of the attacks, could ever be embraced in his own country the way Palestinians had come to embrace their own suicide bombers as martyrs transported to eternal bliss.
While it's unlikely that deep house, or techno, or tech-house - or any of the more "underground" minded sounds - will ever be embraced with the same kind of fervor as the more commercial and pop-minded DJs and tracks, it's certain that some of the new arrivals to electronic music will undoubtedly find an affinity for these deeper grooves as their connection for the music and culture matures.
They're an art pop group, who happen to have bypassed the art crowd, because they write songs that kids want to sing along to, and because Healy is about 26 times better looking than anyone who's ever been embraced by the art crowd.
In spite of his image, his label, Average Joe's Entertainment, has cornered the country-rap market without ever being embraced by either mainstream country or mainstream hip-hop.
Some things are obvious though, among them the fact that this is not a look ever likely to be embraced by those in need of anything as pedestrian as, for example, a bra.
Many key ideas like free-market economics and rule of law will be embraced ever more widely.
"To think people only have their own employees in a building and they're only going to work in a certain way has gone for ever – and that change has to be embraced," said Williams.
