Sentence examples for it embraces on from inspiring English sources

It embraces, on the one hand, the finest of fine furniture and the most delicately refined of decorative arts (ceramics, rugs, silver), and, on the other, such objects of popular culture as toys, homemade utilitarian objects like fanciful weather vanes and the goofiest kinds of folk art.

The sounds of the cheap drum machine and keyboard Beach House used when it emerged in 2004 imperceptibly give way to the richer, more resonant tones it embraces on its 2010 album, "Teen Dream" (Sub Pop).

The 42-story apartment building will have an aerial front yard on the rooftop of the five-story 23 Wall Street, which it embraces on two sides, overlooking the New York Stock Exchange and Federal Hall National Memorial.

Preoccupied with Tolkienesque imagery and the ridiculous magnitude and density of its own sound, High on Fire doesn't shy away from clichés — in fact it embraces them, as demonstrated on its new album, "Death Is the Communion".

It embraces the Bluegrass country on its inner side, and it is bounded by the Mountain area on the east and the Pennyrile on the west.

It embraces several dimensions depending on the meaning of the word "smart" and benefits from innovative applications of new kinds of information and communications technology to support communal sharing.

The U.S., like the regime it embraces, risks being left on the wrong side of history.

Just as "South Park" is both vulgar and a comment on vulgarity, it embraces the Springer carnival of freaks even while sending it up.

Nathalia's voice is thicker and lustier than Alexandra's, and rather than competing against Monchy's elegant croon, it practically embraces it on songs like "Te Vas" and "Hasta El Alma 'Es Tu Amor En Mi Vida.'" Sonny and the Sunsets There's a Randy Newman hiding out inside Sonny Smith, frontman of the frisky San Francisco garage-pop outfit Sonny and the Sunsets.

JD: You know, one thing I wanted to point out was that Ma.gnolia was different for me in a couple of ways, namely that it embraced OpenID early on (I seem to recall that it's the first site I remember using OpenID it actually got me to sign up for myOpenID) and also it really embraced aesthetics.

We must simply accept this and instead of talking about complexity, or worse being paralyzed by it, embrace it, thrive on it, be fascinated by it -- and look beyond it.