Sentence examples for only embracing from inspiring English sources

In his telling, Enron was not only embracing cutting-edge theories of business but actually making a lot of money doing so.

Now, Republicans are not only embracing children and classrooms -- long icons of Democratic politics -- but are also talking about how the federal government can ensure equity in education.

He was saluted for not only embracing over-the-top drag figures as a crucial part of the social mix, but for actually putting them on the payroll as performers.

And many dealers are not only embracing the carmakers' suggested upgrades but going beyond them with an array of creature comforts to lure and pamper prospective buyers and repair-shop customers.

When I point out that far from "sticking it out," his recent flurry of auditions and cameo on the WB network's teenage drama "Dawson's Creek" seem to indicate that he is not only embracing his celebrity, he is intent on expanding its scope as well, Jack concedes that he, like so many others, finds himself inexorably drawn toward the spotlight.

And, in the ensuing months, before he actually became President of the country, he spent time not only embracing the children of the movement but extending an olive branch to the whites who had never reached out to them or to him.

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

"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.

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

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