Not all new constitutions after 1815 jettisoned federalism; Mexico in 1824, for instance, embraced that ideal.
It provides a quick glimpse of who is friends with whom (albeit a simplified depiction of relationships; the "neutral" category, for instance, embraces a large number of possibilities).
But here, too, the Party appears to have become more pragmatic; it has, for instance, embraced Pennsylvania's Bob Casey, the anti-abortion, pro-gun candidate for the Senate, which would have been unimaginable ten years ago.
While some LGBT activists, for instance, embrace the derogatory "queer" as an emblem of their own efforts at acceptance – and to confront those who sought to oppress them – there are those in the disability community who proudly call themselves "freaks" or "crips".
It is amazing how enthusiastically African telecoms have, for instance, embraced the cloud, where "cloud" means accessing the enterprise's intellectual assets more in the way one accesses a utility, like tap water, instead of a local resource, like, say, a borehole.
Jimmie, for instance, embraces a Puritan-Calvinist anthropology of total depravity through his "study of human nature in the gutter".
In this instance, embrace might not be ideal for either the recipient or the carer.
Henry's parents, for instance, effervescent, embracing and fiercely optimistic from the start, became more so as the clock ran out.
Healthcare providers, for instance, are embracing IoT for everything from managing their IV bags, operating gear, bandages, and other assets to monitoring their remote patients.
For instance, try embracing a compliment someone gives you, or even transforming a compliment that you gave into a show of self-love.
And then there is the Nespresso coffee machine, which has driven some otherwise right-thinking people (me, for instance) to embrace the evil Nestle franchise.
