Sentence examples for probably embrace from inspiring English sources

He should probably embrace the experience.

Every candidate will probably embrace the myth that cutting taxes increases government revenues.

If they met in a Bible study group and talked about their eternal souls, they'd probably embrace.

It's an idea that Mr. Koons would probably embrace with his trademark smile and some kind of pleasant, if strangely platitudinous, pronouncement.

Mike Hellon, a Rules Committee member from Arizona, said "Democrats hate the system worse than we do" and would "probably embrace what we're doing" eventually.

But James E. King Jr., a Republican who is president of the Senate, said legislators would probably embrace the idea of a partial repeal.

Honestly, they probably embraced it for a bit too long.

All of these confederations probably embraced more than one language group.

Despite not being sure why he was arrested and charged, Begg says he suspects the explanation probably embraces incompetence, Islamophobia, maliciousness and fear.

Across the week, these brilliant people raised and donated $1.5 million to the Prevent Cancer Foundation from the general public, which goes to show that gaming is the most important cultural thing around right now and you should probably just embrace it.

Bernie McSherry: Well, I think initially there was a bit of a bias against the exchange in the terms of, I guess, the exchange was probably not embracing change for quite some time.