Sentence examples for open to embracing from inspiring English sources

"But we find that the independents are more open to embracing this as early adopters".

But would the NBA commissioner, David Stern, be open to embracing Wada's position that the only way to achieving clean competition is to have year-round strict vigilance?

He openly admits to partying too hard in the past and says he wants tennis to be more like boxing, more open to embracing the mano-a-mano duel that is at the heart of both sports.

What's so refreshing about the band's material to date is that, for all their fighting talk, they're as open to embracing pure pop melodies (such as Am I Not Your Boy) as they are experimentation.

The internet reacted to it, proving that skinny-looking mannequins that suggest an unrealistic body image won't cease to spark controversy until they get more realistic, especially at times when the fashion industry has already shown it is open to embracing diversity.

Black actors who've worked in studio films acknowledge Hollywood is changing and becoming more open to embracing diversity in its storytelling and casting.

So she strode over to Clooney, arms open to embrace her former colleague.

But inside, the differently-sized spaces open to embrace works of art that often felt lost in the high white chasms of the old main building, the Boiler House.

Susan Sontag's "Notes on Camp" holds itself at a lofty, self-regarding remove from its determinedly hip subject matter, but Bangs never held anything at arm's length in his life; he was rushing headlong into the sea of the world, arms thrown wide open, to embrace it, to drown in it.

After winning the Indian election comprehensively, the business community here is waiting with its arms wide open to embrace Mr Modi.

We open to embrace everything".