Sentence examples for if it embraced from inspiring English sources

What sort of religion might Christianity be if it embraced it?

In my view the Labour party would actually be strengthened if it embraced a much more open approach to politics.

Last weekend Justin Welby, the archbishop of Canterbury, warned that Britain would cross a "legal and ethical Rubicon" if it embraced doctor-assisted suicide.

Rather than going down that route, they stuck to the fiction that Greece, if it embraced austerity and structural reform, would eventually be able to pay down all of its loans — a strategy widely known as "extend and pretend".

China would be more likely to become an economic as opposed to a military threat to the U.S. if it embraced democracy and freedom.

Kennedy said he feared the court would go into "uncharted waters" if it embraced arguments advanced by gay marriage supporters.

It lives on in secret.....It has come to believe that compassion, in which all ethics must take root, can only attain its full breadth and depth if it embraces all living creatures and does not limit itself to mankind.

If a new religion resorts to coercion, if it invites adoration of human personalities, if it welcomes sexual favors for its leaders, if it suggests isolation from family and friends, if it embraces money-making schemes, call a pickaxe a pickaxe: the new religion is a cult.

If it embraces tough reforms, it will get fresh funds and a gradual reduction of its official debts.

Europe, he said, may extinguish itself, in numbers and spirit, if it embraces abortion and rejects Christianity, which he said "profoundly shaped the continent".

If, as expected, Apple soon introduces a tablet computer that can function as a reading device, and if it embraces an open standard like ePub, Amazon will have to reconsider its closed approach, Mr. Weiner said.