Sentence examples for perhaps embracing from inspiring English sources

Perhaps embracing the comedy is a sound strategy.

Perhaps embracing the darker side of life, Manhattanites have been going mad for black roses for Valentine's Day.

Perhaps embracing more collaborative projects like early November's "Setting Fires" with the Chainsmokers could take XYLØ further into uncharted territory.

Perhaps embracing NOW has been fundamental to Jack and Shari's ability to often bring joy to their experience.

More likely, they'll let the market, the developers, and the players spend this first generation working out what the best solution might be, then perhaps embrace that in an official capacity further down the road.

In the end we suspect that site owners may just have to get used to this kind of thing – perhaps embrace it as a way of keeping users on side even.

Before we discard this work as another negative study, we need to reevaluate how we select our study samples in terms of who may benefit most from this intervention and perhaps embrace the notion of measuring multiple outcomes across physical, neuropsychological, and caregiver domains to understand more fully the complex impact of a single rehabilitation intervention.

Did he support admitting vastly more immigrants, perhaps even embracing a policy of "open borders"?

Perhaps in embracing mysticism, irrational thought, the Antipodes of the mind, or -- more generally -- the creative brain, we are not in fact denying reality: we are simply -- and very deliberately -- escaping it.

Nevertheless, perhaps without embracing liberation theology in its fullness (which would be politically unlikely), Pope Francis could use the choice of his name to recall the message of St. Francis' teaching on the holiness of self-chosen poverty, not just for individuals but especially for the church which claims to represent the message of Jesus himself.

That much, Carmelo Anthony expected and perhaps even embraced in his first return to the city he rejected.