Sentence examples for have never embraced from inspiring English sources

But, on the whole, Scots have never embraced a game that is often considered, by some, to be too much an expression of the English character.

In their 40-year history of engagement with a unifying Europe, Britons have never embraced the ideal of unity; instead they have seen their ties to the Continent in pragmatic terms.

We're hearing elegant excuses from No 11 and less elegant taunts from the two Eds, who struggle with economic criticism because they have never embraced Labour's share of the problems Osborne inherited.

National sweet tooth notwithstanding, Parisians have never embraced what they call "pâtisserie orientale," which includes Middle Eastern as well as North African pastries, even though they are smitten with the savory side of the Tunisian, Algerian and Moroccan cuisines.

Another concern is that Americans have never embraced the European versions of Ford's cars.

But privately we have never embraced that belief for the Arab world.

While the mainstream has never embraced Mr. Escovedo, he has long been a critics' darling.

The Canadian turntabalist, known to family and friends as Eric San, has never embraced conventionality.

Japan's political establishment has never embraced the idea of large-scale immigration, so Mr Abe's move is particularly striking.

It's significant that hip-hop, virtually alone among popular-music genres, has never embraced the tradition of lyric booklets.

When the presence of Howard and Pau Gasol demand an attention to low-post play that D'Antoni has never embraced?