Sentence examples for ready embrace from inspiring English sources

And the party's ready embrace of Mr. Lazio as a real conservative contrasts sharply with its rejection of Mr. Giuliani as too moderate.

It's also quite uncharacteristic of A Woman Without a Country, not in its subject matter, but in its ready embrace of rhyme and regular metre.

Rocca was beloved in the tough seaport town for his fearless style of play and for his ready embrace of things Italian, earning the affectionate nickname Il Sindaco ("the mayor").

Mr. Obama is well ahead of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton in polls in the state, reflecting what political experts say is Oregon's ready embrace of the non-establishment new.

This war history has become the arena for asking important questions about what the war did to those who fought it – the ready embrace of atrocity, the behaviour of "ordinary men" in extraordinary circumstances, the exceptional courage of those who resisted or the civilians everywhere who were the victims of indiscriminate bombing.

This war history has become the arena for asking important questions about what the war did to those who fought it – the ready embrace of atrocity, the behaviour of "ordinary men" in extraordinary circumstances, the exceptional courage of those who resisted or the civilians everywhere who were the victims of indiscriminate bombing.

While many New Yorkers may not be ready to embrace the outdoors, the outdoors is already embracing them.

Hamas stands ready to embrace them.

I was ready to embrace controversy.

He was ready to embrace infamy.

Showrooming: are retailers ready to embrace it?