Sentence examples for exactly embraced from inspiring English sources

Even now, Tsipras hasn't exactly embraced this agreement.

Once famous for being constantly out on the town, Emin says she hasn't exactly embraced New York's social life.

On the first day, I raced to Schembechler Hall and entered a different world, one where the Socratic method of inquiry was not exactly embraced.

With some whispering, "Look who's here," Democrats noticed State Senator Joseph Coniglio, from Bergen County, as if he were an uncle who had been invited out of obligation, but whose presence was not exactly embraced.

Although Rye residents were eager to see Playland replace the colony of hotels, restaurants and slapdash carnival attractions that had occupied the site, the City of Rye has never exactly embraced Playland.

Mr Obama has not exactly embraced free trade, but he has shed much of his scepticism, signing bilateral trade agreements with Korea, Colombia and Panama that George Bush negotiated (after some revision) and agreeing to Russia's accession to the World Trade Organisation.

But Maddon does not exactly embrace conventional wisdom.

Others, though, aren't exactly embracing the term.

He bought land in Palermo, Me., where the old farmers didn't exactly embrace the newcomers.

But Denverites didn't exactly embrace Mr. Maxwell with open arms.

But he refuses to sit on the sidelines, accepting – if not exactly embracing – the new game.