She had learned that if she embraced her duties with enthusiasm those duties ceased to be burdensome".
Kristin Cavallari makes for an enjoyable center of the show if only because she embraces her role as the token bad girl, has no reservations about speaking her mind, and really just loves herself in the purely narcissistic sense, which for some reason makes her more amusing.
On the second suggestion, again a person might well fail to be motivated appropriately by the moral claims she sincerely embraces, but either the fact that she sincerely embraces the claims or the truth of the claims she embraces (if they are true) provide reasons for her to act in certain ways.
She knew that she could not hold him by the shoulders to lay him back against his pillows because of his pain there, so she kept her arms around his ribs and leaned him all the way down as if she were embracing him.
Think about how different this race would have been, for example, If she had embraced just one of the major Wall Street reforms that Elizabeth Warren has been pushing such as breaking up the biggest banks.
She intends to discuss, she said, how "if you embrace driving the value of social through your marketing organization, it can really deliver results," using as case studies Facebook's work with advertisers like American Express, Nike and Procter & Gamble.
If she promises to embrace love as her drug instead of marijuana, could she maybe just skip prison altogether?
Presenting her with her award, Richard Hawley revealed he had once asked Waterson if she and her peers embraced the rock'n'roll lifestyle back in the day: "No, not drugs, but we ate a lot of pickled onions," she'd told him.
Conversely, the saving of the earth is possible only if we embrace — if he embraces, in particular — a different, better set of qualities.
