Sentence examples for many embraced from inspiring English sources
Many embraced the revolution and decorated their homes in the new flamboyant colours and luxurious fabrics.
Many embraced her, but some in the British news media labeled her a quitter.
During this period, many embraced a holistic and organic concept of geography, which built on völkisch and nationalistic ideologies.
Many embraced the movement, some, like Mr. Martin, with a certain irony; others rejected it.
A Puerto Rican Boyfriend Many embrace the majority culture.
The concept of lower taxes is so appealing to voters that many embrace them as an economic cure-all.
But while many embrace their single-maltedness, and the inevitable comparison with their Scotch cousins, some shy away, preferring to pitch themselves as another drink entirely.
Iraqis are to choose between broad national lists, many embracing a bewildering array of diverse parties, not for individuals or smaller constituencies.
Many embrace us, but no one protects.' " "Every day, my children ask, 'Who is my father?' They do not like having a mother who is in this business".
