Sentence examples for more recently embraced from inspiring English sources

Some are time-worn classics, some more recently embraced.

Rivers Cuomo, Weezer's songwriter and singer, has both repudiated the album, calling it a "hugely painful mistake," and more recently embraced it as "brave and authentic".

Nevertheless, it remains undetermined whether such knowledge can contribute to Software Engineering research, which more recently embraced the ecosystem thinking [8].

While Tinder has more recently embraced hook-up culture and the single life with its online publication "Swipe Life," CMB is instead creating content that's more inspiring, it says.

Many researchers have, more recently, embraced the biopsychosocial model, first described 30 years ago by Engel [ 1], which emphasizes the inter-relationships between biological, psychological and social factors [ 2].

O'Connor and, more recently, Anthony Kennedy embraced this opportunity with gusto.

Many studies published more recently have embraced NGS technologies in SSR development, pursuing markers that can be mined from publicly available data sets (e.g., the National Center for Biotechnology Information's [NCBI] GenBank) of genic regions compiled using expressed sequence tags (ESTs).

But if musicians 15 years ago rallied fans around heart-rending causes like famine in Africa, they have recently embraced more complex approaches to political and economic issues.

Mr. Bolsonaro, who will take the helm of Latin America's biggest nation, is further to the right than any president in the region, where voters have recently embraced more conservative leaders in Argentina, Chile, Peru, Paraguay and Colombia.

Does he divorce himself from reality by doubling down on the more bitter, vitriolic tenor he's recently embraced and thus continue attacking Clinton with the hope that somehow, some way his fortunes will get reversed?

Albeit in a more reserved way, Devon's Metronomy have recently embraced the holiday mood.