Sentence examples for must be embraced from inspiring English sources

Yet, it is one that must be embraced.

For pre-registration to benefit science it must be embraced by a broad spectrum of journals.

To succeed it must be embraced and amplified by mainstream media.

Ms. Gilbert feels that "Show Boat" must be embraced in its newest incarnation.

Dr Murray argues that the best data and analyses must be embraced, even when they are inconvenient, if policies are to be shaped properly and resources allocated sensibly.

Disused church buildings should be used to house refugees, who must be embraced rather than feared, Pope Francis told asylum seekers in Rome on Tuesday.

The price of this transformation is the unconditional freedom of the Negro; it is not too much to say that he, who has been so long rejected, must now be embraced, and at no matter what psychic or social risk.

"Xenophobic stereotypes must not be embraced by any elected official," CAIR-Florida's communications director, Wilfredo Ruiz, said in a statement.

People also act up and act out as if extremes of behavior must also be embraced, as if life's excesses are not just allowed at this time, but are also somehow required.

Whereas Robert Lowell had a secure sense of himself as a conductor in the vast orchestral schema called History, for Olds and the post-feminist writers of our era womanhood as it exists is an unfathomable conspiracy, a calumny against some ideal nature that must nevertheless be embraced.

Indeed, for the "exercise is medicine" mantra to be fully realized, the same evidence-based practice approach widely applied in the medical community must too be embraced within the discipline of exercise science.