Sentence examples for read and embraced from inspiring English sources

A neoconservative, it might be postulated, is one who read and repudiated Marx; a conservative, one who read and embraced Hume, Locke and Hobbes.

Capitalism is the word he used, as opposed to "industrial society" or "the modern world", after he read and embraced the writings of Karl Marx and became a Marxist in the 1880s.

Criticisms notwithstanding, many of the women who have read and embraced Lean In say it has had a galvanising effect on their lives.

As the historian I. Bernard Cohen and others have described, the country's founders conducted experiments, invented and innovated, read Newton, and embraced the Enlightenment.

Henry Fetter has read my book and embraced me as an ally in the O'Malley-Moses debate.

Like many liberated young women in the '70s, I had read The Prophet and embraced its sage warning to parents that your children are not really yours to keep.

Mr. Jones hunched forward as the verdict was read, and his lawyer Michael Bachner embraced him.

The decision in the Pennsylvania intelligent design case should be read, discussed, embraced and celebrated in high school civics classes (not biology!) and Sunday schools across the land.

Today Almarrani wants to pass on his can-do spirit to Arab youth seeking media careers by advising them to read, watch, listen, and embrace diversity and not give in to any one media school.

In an age when kindergarten is increasingly academic, and many urban charter schools have taken a militaristic approach to learning, the Harlem Success kindergartens have dress-up corners, water-activity tables and Legos but also use the highly scripted Success for All reading curriculum and embrace standardized tests.

It's hard to believe almost 15 years have passed since I first read and wrote about Frances Mayes's embrace of an abandoned country house she christened Bramasole.