Sentence examples for has willingly embraced from inspiring English sources

The civilian population, in other words, has willingly embraced the technical prerequisites for a national surveillance system that Pentagon planners are calling Total Information Awareness.

One situation demonstrates the leadership of a public servant moderating our system of government while the other shows the hypocrisy of a former official who prematurely resigned the very same public responsibilities that President Obama has willingly embraced.

By this time the majority of Germans had willingly embraced the idea of the racial "people's community" and were benefiting from a rapacious empire.

When Fallada's novel opens in 1940, the regime was riding a tide of popularity the majority of Germans had willingly embraced the idea of the racial 'people's community' and were benefiting from a rapacious empire.

So Mr Portillo's defeat has exposed the paradox at the heart of Conservatism: the party that has most willingly embraced economic change most strongly resists the social change that inevitably follows.

Seacrest has willingly filed away any edges of himself, cast aside any ugly urges, embraced the manufactured self as actual self and been rewarded for his efforts with multiple, multiyear contracts netting him about $10 million annually.

Mainstream American media outlets have willingly and openly embraced a narrative provided by Al Qaeda affiliates whose record of using chemical weapons in Syria and distorting and manufacturing "evidence" to promote anti-Assad policies in the west, including regime change, is well documented.

It's a burden Mr. Rower has willingly assumed.

But he has willingly taken the plunge despite the uncertainties.

This, the Greek education ministry has willingly provided.

Cosell, who sported a trademark toupee and, by his own admission, had been variously described as "arrogant, pompous, obnoxious, vain, cruel, verbose, and a show-off," willingly embraced those characterizations as a form of homage.