Sentence examples for only embrace from inspiring English sources

I still have visions of the Manhattan-that-could-be if we'd only embrace it.

When he set out, in January, Coleman could only embrace the passing style of football Speed had bestowed.

"This suggests that the West doesn't only embrace individuals that are against the Chinese system," it wrote in a commentary.

To be sure, some residents not only embrace the developments, they are investing in the city's new scene.

The danger, he went on, is "that academic researchers will not only embrace particular solutions but will fight for them in the political arena".

Less known are the avant-garde composers who not only embrace new technology but also stand among its most important innovators.

Furthermore, questionnaires that do not focus on MIG only but embrace more than one potential diagnosis generally achieve lower agreement levels.

"We didn't say much, we only embraced each other for a long time," he says.

And that is a city that not only embraces but creates culture in all its forms.

(The immobility of Wagner's narrative style cannot be offset, only embraced. The action is in the music).

On Tuesday, Mr. Trump not only embraced their views, but also cited the work of the liberal Economic Policy Institute by name.