Sentence examples for newly embraced from inspiring English sources
Irish fiction became largely concentrated in a newly embraced national genre after independence: the short story.
He newly embraced the church of rock 'n' roll, as Springsteen called it.
The titans of American capitalism that Obama has newly embraced owe him.
Today fattened-up versions of some of those creations are being newly embraced.
THE conflict within the game matches a career-long personal tenet against a newly embraced view of medical fact.
Morocco, a North African kingdom newly embraced by the Gulf monarchies as an ally after the Arab Spring revolts, also issued a strongly worded statement demanding the Assad government be held accountable for its use of chemical weapons.
At the Hard Rock, Carrie Underwood and Pitbull are scheduled to perform on opening weekend, while Ocean Resort will offer a driving range and large spa, its property newly embracing the beachfront.
In Moscow, newly prosperous Russians embraced a breathtaking materialism, making up for Soviet deprivation.
The geeky and the sleek merged in a swirl of ball gowns and tattoos as the newly married couple embraced their similarities and each other.
The newly developed aptasensor embraced a number of attractive features such as ease of fabrication, low detection limit, excellent selectivity, good stability and a wide linear range with respect to BPA.
We recognize classroom physical activity breaks improve academic achievement and our teachers have embraced newly structured bursts of exercise and stretching into their routines.
