Sentence examples for had embraced that from inspiring English sources

In Tina Fey's memoir, for example, she explains that she felt comfortable joking about Bristol Palin's pregnancy (for the skit available here) because so many people had embraced that narrative as a pro-life credential for Sarah Palin, but that a drafted joke about John McCain's melanoma was "too rough" because the studio audience, in dress rehearsals, hadn't found it funny.

"The Quartet put out a statement calling on the parties to return to the direct talks without preconditions," Regev told HuffPost on Monday, adding that while Israel had embraced that call, if talks stumbled Israel would consider it the fault of the Palestinians.

They have embraced that side of themselves.

Jaime Permuth is one who has embraced that tradition.

Apollo appears to have embraced that approach wholeheartedly.

"We purchased colleges that served mostly poor students, and we have embraced that role," Mr. Graham said.

And Mr. Giuliani has embraced that role as 9/11 hero and national security authority.

I, along with many other world leaders, have embraced that goal, and will actively pursue it through non-military means.

If it had been an effective way to get change in China, then bipartisan, Democrat and Republican presidents over time would have embraced that basic strategy.

No composer has embraced that challenge as eagerly as Tan Dun, whose submission to the Olympic ceremony is a radically bathetic pop ballad entitled "One World, One Dream".

But Jones has embraced that side of Haskell, and encouraged him to use it to help bind the team on and off the field.