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Even so, McCain has increasingly embraced their methods.
In the years since, especially as a composer, he has increasingly embraced his roots.
It offered no new proposals and sounded similar themes of bipartisanship and change that Mr. Romney has increasingly embraced in recent weeks.
The Italian left, ironically, has increasingly embraced a "third way" that accepts many features of market liberalism – which targeted Italy's large underground economy and inflexible labour markets.
"The enemy has increasingly embraced terrorist acts designed to intimidate the Iraqi people, and just as importantly to create a picture of chaos," he said.
IRVING B-Roll Bernard Freeman, a k a Bun B, half of the acclaimed Houston hip-hop duo Underground Kingz, or UGK, has long appealed to the streets, but the mainstream has increasingly embraced him.
People who once carried our hopes have increasingly embraced other causes.
After 70 years of state-imposed atheism and 20 years that have run the gamut from glasnost to post-Soviet chaos to a revival of Russian pride, Russians have increasingly embraced their Orthodox roots.
Its people have increasingly embraced a kitsch and pervasively funky je-ne-sais-quoi over the Gatsby-esque old-world glamour and seersucker suits that the tourists associate with the Derby.
We need more of them.DIA: Is today's Republican Party too beholden to social conservatives?Mr Salam: A number of studies, including a recent Pew survey, have found that while Americans have increasingly embraced the idea of equal rights for lesbians and gays, they are slightly more inclined to favour restrictions on abortion.
So that can be the silver lining in this story, for conservatives (or others) looking for a reason to be sanguine about contemporary debates: The negative trends of the '00s notwithstanding, the understanding of marriage that we've increasingly embraced, in law and culture alike, does seem to work out well for a portion of the population.
