Sentence examples for positively embraced from inspiring English sources

So we can only conclude that not only did he not object, but positively embraced Mitchell's staging.

What's amazing is that this strategy hasn't just been weathered by the company's shareholders – who are, presumably, hoping for a profit some day – it's been positively embraced.

Sustainability has traditionally created aesthetic challenges, leading to products made in regrettable shades of oatmeal, but designers at this year's fair positively embraced those hurdles.

The contrast with the resonance and sheer tumult of Messiaen's score was extreme: percussion sounds bouncing off the stone pillars took on a physicality that positively embraced the audience.

Given that the UK has positively embraced much EU law (voting for over 90% of it in the EU council), and often enhances EU standards in our national legislation, the process of review and repeal would be an exercise in the absurd.

Second, the candidate positively embraced the opportunity, in spite of feeling nervous, and made a real difference.

We should positively embrace the opportunity of delivering this important part of our energy policy.

A government statement released on Monday said that Yemen's leadership would "positively embrace" the effort.

Manchester artists are sometimes accused of being overly in thrall to their city's musical heritage, yet this is something Julie Campbell positively embraces on her second album.

The-then chair of the Royal College of GPs (RCGPs) was the only prominent medical leader to positively embrace Lansley's NHS reform white paper when it came out last July.

This is a world of corruption, violence and despair depicted in a manner that not only flirts with, but positively embraces, the cathartic pleasures of exploitation cinema.