Sentence examples for has completely embraced from inspiring English sources

But India is clearly the "King of Crowdsourcing," and the country has completely embraced this new form of outsourcing (even the Indian government recently crowdsourced the design of the currency symbol – the rupee ).

There's a reason for that: Booker has completely embraced the Internet, dealt with its flaws and accentuated the positives, in hopes of making a true difference in the world.

But Lornalitz isn't the young girl she once was -- as a woman who has completely embraced herself, her body and her ethnicity exactly as they are, she doesn't let the mixed feedback sway her or slow her down.

Young people have completely embraced down, while their mothers, accustomed to winter furs, continue with pelts.

Throughout her life, she appears to have completely embraced her individuality.

He seems to have completely embraced the sport, going as far as to suggest "God Save the Queen" be played alongside the "Star Spangled Banner" ahead of games.

The family-values crowd has never completely embraced Newt, probably because he has been married three times, most recently to a former Hill staff member, Callista Bisek.

Maybe I haven't actually mastered fitting in as much as I think I have, but I haven't completely embraced standing out either.

No other presidential campaign has so completely embraced this science.

That differentiation appears not to have been completely embraced by potential shareholders.

For all his success, Smith has never been completely embraced at Kentucky.