Sentence examples for indeed embrace from inspiring English sources

Although both these markets did indeed embrace SGI's products, the biggest opportunity turned out to be a surprise.

At 7 50 Fairbanks called to say that Bush could indeed embrace the platform; soon thereafter, Halper phoned with the same message.

Titled "+2000/-2000, Even," the installation did indeed embrace cultural and artistic history from Mesopotamia in the 18th century B.C. to the United States in the 20th century.

But if showbiz scuttlebutt and off-hand cattiness isn't your bag, all Bernhard's directives will be in vain, and you'll find this revival of her 1988 standup set, Without You I'm Nothing, hard to enjoy or, indeed, embrace.

Still, the eagerness with which many Chileans are anticipating a negotiated outcome says a lot about how much Chileans accept -- indeed embrace -- ambiguity in the respective authority of their governing institutions.

Its indifference to, indeed embrace of, inequality -- "New Labour is relaxed about people getting filthy rich", as Peter Mandelson told us so charmingly -- has presided over a sharp increase in the gap between rich and poor.

Online self-promotion works up to a point – and small acts have indeed embraced this.

He has started to refer to himself as Afro-Cuban, integrating, indeed embracing, the ways of his black neighbors.

Senator McCain makes the link to the important broader policy issue on Page 3 in his opening statement: This bank appears to have entertained – indeed, embraced – the idea that it was quote "too big to fail".

But if the person replies that he or she indeed embraces wretchedness and constant suffering, you explain to him or her how taxing it is to practice the religion.

As a result, some of them indeed embraced this ideology while some others were brought under the Western camp.