Sentence examples for freely embraced from inspiring English sources
The island's untamed seclusion was at once a burden and a gift, and the ambitious writer freely embraced both aspects.
China has been more willing to adjust its conduct to meet international standards it has freely embraced than to respond to unilateral demands.
In his later ethical writings Royce would stress the centrality of action intended to realize a sound ideal that one has freely embraced.
So in that respect, at least, these traditional Arminians no more regard hell as a freely embraced condition than the Augustinians do.
The traitor is one who has freely embraced a cause and joined with a community of grace in service of that cause, but who then culpably commits some act that undermines the cause and the community.
7. A passing comment about this argument: While it may well be clear that the value claims underlying lifestyles of pure obedience or secondary social status are deeply problematic even if freely embraced, it must be acknowledged that there are deep and ongoing disagreements about such value claims in heterogeneous and multicultural populations.
Yet, at times, I freely embrace such cataloguing.
The score freely embraces keyboards and drum-kit funk, siren-like brass and some witty vocal ensembles.
"The joke was that I played Richard in the film, and then for years afterwards everyone said, 'You're such a nice person, Hugh.' " The famously unattached Mr. Grant freely embraces his pessimism, however, even in the face of his collaborator's sunnier outlook.
When one judges a cause to be worthwhile and freely embraces such a program, several momentous things happen.
When even the elite academic and research communities suspend disbelief and freely embrace the idea that a set of anonymous Twitter accounts were created by a secret community of "rogue" government employees, without any evidence, it is clear that it doesn't take much for us to be swayed by suspicious information online, regardless of our educational background.
