Sentence examples for may not embrace from inspiring English sources

And ranchers may not embrace such tactics.

(This approach also has a name its practitioners may not embrace: "stunt nonfiction").

Media companies that sell advertising space in magazines and newspapers may not embrace the idea of marketers buying fewer ads.

"Patriots acknowledge that those who may not embrace their particular views are nonetheless acting out of their own understanding of what is best for their country".

American fans of "The Hunger Games" may not embrace — or even be permitted to see — "Battle Royale," which is too bad.

His weekend lunch specials (starting at $16 for four courses) are a great value, and the high-ceilinged room is pleasingly imbued with natural light, though you may not embrace the art -- including painted umbrellas hanging from the ceiling.

And while Cialis's American marketers may not openly embrace that term, they are not exactly running from it.

Someone who is in the habit of going to see a symphony playing a familiar program may not easily embrace the unknown, Mr. Lockwood has found.

Teachers may not eagerly embrace a multidisciplinary design approach for teaching science (Skamp and Mueller 2001; Tosun 2000; Yates and Chandler 2001), but as Levitt (2001) reports, teachers tend to be open to modifications in their approaches to teaching science when provided with useful models.

The newcomers may not have embraced Seattle yet, but she embraces those even when their hearts aren't yet open to it.

Like most African-Americans, she may not have embraced the most pathological views about blackness, but neither was she immune to conflating color with class and beauty.