Sentence examples for has embraced with from inspiring English sources
And, of course, it lends itself to 3D, which Hollywood has embraced with slightly more gusto than Tiny Tim tucking into a nice fat Christmas bird.
That Salford project – which saw 5 Live move north from Television Centre in 2011 – is one which Wall has embraced with greater vigour than perhaps any other executive.
As the 19th-century German thinker August Bebel observed, anti-Semitism is the socialism of fools, a truism Mr. Baron Cohen has embraced with a vengeance.
To that end, Mr. Sheinkopf has been dispatched by Mr. McCall as the point man to go after Mr. Cuomo, a job he has embraced with obvious gusto.
In Russia, Mr. Prokhorov is known as the bachelor billionaire for his penchant for parties stocked with models from Moscow agencies, an image he has embraced with self-deprecating humor.
This made for unusual discussions with all the teams but Pelli's, who alone among the four finalists has embraced with something like passion the pragmatics of commercial real estate development.
The Italian administrative bodies and planning agencies have embraced with mixed feedbacks the introduction of Strategic Environmental Assessment SEAA) through the European Directive 2001/42/EC.
Rank freely admitted he knew very little about the medium he had embraced with such fervour.
No other city would have embraced with such abandon a trend as profit-destroyingly unflattering as drainpipe trousers.
He was also following a script established by the books about ancient Rome that he and his contemporaries had read as youths, and that he had embraced with particular fervor.
Throughout Thursday, reports of the suicide of Alexander McQueen, the dark star of international fashion, had swirled across the Internet, a medium that the brilliant British creator had embraced with vigor.
