Sentence examples for need not embrace from inspiring English sources
One need not embrace moral relativism to recognize that even many terrorists believe in the justice of their cause.
Yet rhythm requires the background of a rational framework in order that it may be fully perceived, but this framework need not embrace all the rational factors described above.
They had sound reasons not to commit the national government to supporting a mass militia, and thus to prefer a phrasing implying that the militia need not embrace the entire adult male population if Congress had good reason to require otherwise.
Of course, one need not embrace this sort of naturalism here, and many don't.
But this is a further claim that many defenders of the traditional notions need not embrace.
So again, if our aim was to increase utilitarian moral dispositions, this again strongly suggests that we need to reduce serotonin levels, not embrace the existing state of things.
His climate plan, for instance, does not embrace the clear need for a World War II-style emergency mobilization, let alone a green energy moon shot (100percentt renewable electricity in 10 years).
This new paradigm, which would open new possibilities for action and success, need not be embraced by candidates in the heat of election campaigns -- but when the next president enters office, she or he will see that it is, in fact, a gift.
Why not embrace the inevitable?
