Sentence examples for it never embraced from inspiring English sources

It never embraced predestination, and, more to the point, its structure was democratic, with rudimentarily educated lay preachers able to rise from leading individual congregations to presiding over districts and regional "conferences," eventually embracing the entire church membership.

But the great late-20th century failure of the British trade union movement was that it never embraced the idea of industrial democracy when it was on offer.

Its real problem today is that it has never embraced the postwar German social democratic tradition either, and now it's too late.

Still, before now it had never embraced MOOCs, free courses offered by edX, Coursera and others that began three years ago — shaking up the traditional academic world and attracting 100,000 or more students.

However, perhaps because it was never embraced by the gatekeepers, or because nothing lasts forever, by the early-2000s disco polo began to flounder.

But it was a staple of the fringe; mainstream science never embraced it.

Canada's previous Liberal government signed the accord but did little to implement it and current prime minister Stephen Harper's Conservative government never embraced it.

Similarly, Trump's call for a $1 trillion infrastructure plan is sitting in neutral because congressional Republicans, long averse to big spending projects, never embraced it or even turned their attention its way.

Conviction is always shaken by failure; for those who never embraced it, failure becomes an opportunity.

But for some reason, people never embraced it in quite the same way.

Yahoo did acquire advertising technology and built a new ad system from scratch, but marketers never embraced it.