Sentence examples for much embraced from inspiring English sources

Sometimes he didn't want to talk about it, and sometimes he very much embraced it.

The thing is with my parents, they very much embraced having children.

Mr. McDonnell pretty much embraced it immediately after the primary, a period in which Mr. Deeds went dark to concentrate on fundraising and figuring out a campaign message.

First, there's the pat explanation, which invokes the famous dictum, much embraced by statisticians, by the physicist Lord Kelvin: "When you cannot express it in numbers, your knowledge is of a meager and unsatisfactory kind".

A spokesman for Merrill, Jason H. Wright, said: "During the years Stan was here, as an organization we very much embraced a meritocracy and inclusiveness that has translated into a more diverse work force that we're proud of.

That shouldn't come as a shock to close followers of id Software, which has very much embraced mobile gaming, particularly of the iPhone variety.

Traven doesn't so much embrace his surroundings as become them.

We must retain our values, and those values very much embrace the sometimes messy creativity of the arts.

The duets of Prospero and Ariel, who are united by magic, had an intensity marked by lifts that were not so much embraces as simultaneous displays of surrender, an acceptance of each other's power.

And when the oldest parishioners see him, so like our father, they don't so much embrace him as lay hands on him with a wondering pleasure, like Catholics touching a relic.

But when Clinton himself linked arms with Gore, he wasn't so much embracing a contrast or finding a complement as hammering home an image of generational change and New Democrat centrism.