Sentence examples for know embraced from inspiring English sources

"Every English-language Orthodox publication I know embraced Romney during the 2012 elections, decried national health insurance, blamed liberals for bribing the lower classes," he said.

"And just, you know, embrace human beings who are all around you, and make sure that you're a good friend so they can be a good friend to you, and you'll feel better".

Begin with the physics you know, embrace all those possibilities not excluded by the logic of mathematical physics, and you can indeed get warp drive, and without any local acceleration.

"But they don't generally win as many games as the quarterback who, you know, embraces the line and works with them and communicates with them on a regular basis".

(Or, you know, embracing words like "bossy," depending on whom you're talking to).

But, that being said, I think the way that I've adapted my career - because you have to adapt, you have to - I don't know, embrace the future.

Yet, with Johnson out of the picture this season, Patrick Ewing last season -- and Starks and Charles Oakley in 1999 -- everything you knew, embraced and ridiculed about the franchise the last five years is almost gone.

Having been ridiculed for being different, the True-Yorkers I knew embraced difference on others.

Mr. Crandell said he and other addicts he knows embrace regular conditioning as a way to help them stay sober and to pursue goals.

But none of the parents I know have embraced sleep training with confidence.

It should be something people know is embraced as part of the ethos of a firm.