Sentence examples for previously embraced from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bouley previously embraced the plancha at Upstairs, and it continues to serve him well.

Maybe a few will dare speak out against the gun culture that too many have previously embraced.

He suddenly began denouncing the party's suffocating ballot process for primaries as unfair to Mr. McCain; it is a system that the sudden reformer had previously embraced.

But she did discuss her thinking on other questions, including the premium cap, and expressed openness to measures she had not previously embraced.

Where they have previously embraced grandiose storytelling, here the pastoral beauty of their home and some of the characters that have inhabited it are their point of focus.

Indian authorities, for instance, briefly threatened to kick out any group that received funding from the Asia Foundation; it took the BSCS years to re-establish trust with the foreign ministers of education who had previously embraced their work.

He appointed prominent members of civil society to his cabinet, embraced previously abandoned rural populations, and extended the mandate of CICIG.

It's a savvy method, one embraced previously by Alexandre Dumas, a best-selling author in his day who employed seventy-three "assistonts" to help him write his swashbucklers.

As I blogged previously, ADF was embraced in 2015 by 33 Colorado Republican state legislators to push for an investigation of Planned Parenthood.

In Spain, for example, where women's soccer had not been embraced previously, the team was front-page news despite going winless and finishing last in its group in its World Cup debut.

A few years previously, anarchists had embraced the ideas espoused by Spanish anarchists of organizing not just in unions, but also forming anarchist groups to educate people and commit violent anti-state acts known as "propaganda of the deed", which carried on into the war of independence.