His ten rules for the new economy are couched in the same sort of obliquely hip language: "Embrace the Swarm", "Follow the Free", "Feed the Web First" and "No Harmony, All Flux".
Participants would often say that 'we Germans' are not like 'the Italians' or 'the Spanish', who were portrayed as rejoicing upon meeting co-nationals, speaking their own language, embracing each other, and becoming instant best friends.
From afar, there's no compelling reason for this self-segregation: all Italians speak the same language, embrace similar cultural habits and almost all share the same religion.
If Thomas was suddenly forced to leave America and live in a Middle Eastern country would he be quick to learn the local language, embrace local traditions and forsake his own values like he expects these immigrants to do? Would he stop celebrating Christmas and Easter and instead embrace Muslim holidays?
The decisions Obama makes and the goals and language he embraces will etch his authorship of the war.
And then there are his philosophical concerns: Big Ideas, or rather Big Questions, about perfection, death and eternity, couched in a language that embraces art history, science and department-store window display.
It bears several Messiaen hallmarks, including a harmonic language that embraces grandly Romantic consonance and modernist dissonance with equal exuberance, as well as elements of Asian music and philosophy.
The Ansible orchestration engine allows users to avoid writing custom scripts or code to manage applications and uses a language that embraces the idea of building workflows that most people can understand, said Saïd Ziouani, co-founder and CEO of AnsibleWorks in an email interview this week.
Europeans, for example, have largely tended to use more pragmatic language and embrace realpolitik in foreign policy matters.
The key insight was that Republicans needed to reach out to nonwhite groups, use more tolerant language, and "embrace and champion comprehensive immigration reform".
