Sentence examples for first embraced from inspiring English sources

Evangelicals at first embraced Jimmy Carter as a kindred soul.

Now it is 1971 and Mirek, a scientist, at first embraced Communism and then criticized it.

Ms. Hanel first embraced picnics when she lived in an apartment in New York City.

Of course, most technological advances are first embraced by the scientific and technological elite.

First embraced and then rejected by the post-1919 counterrevolution, Szabó is best remembered as a witty though venomous pamphleteer.

Russia's new Soviet rulers at first embraced this aesthetic, until Stalin demanded a patriotic brand of realism instead.

He first embraced China while a student at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London.

Driven of late by freakish storms, this industry is growing fast, well beyond the fringe groups that first embraced it.

When Pabst provides direct support to the subcultures that first embraced P.B.R., it is shoring up its new base.

In the unsettled 1960s Adorno was first embraced as a leftist thinker and then accused of using his teaching to discourage anti-establishment activism.

My father at first embraced the idea, then called back and said it was unwise because it would be too tough on me and them.