Sentence examples for say embraced from inspiring English sources

I don't know if voters would have responded more favorably to Pawlenty if he had, say, embraced a pro-family tax reform instead of a supply-side fantasy, or defended some of his centrist forays as governor instead of running away from them.

I say, embrace failure and loss.

But I say embrace the disorder!

But we say embrace the tackiness.

But in his private life, he was known for, shall we say, embracing diversity — very affirmative in his actions.

But I say: embrace your inner-hippy.

"So I just say, embrace these millions of people that now for the first time ever love the Republican Party.

Dr. Fried, he said, "embraced the complexity".

Lupa, he said, embraced these sorts of flavors.

That community, friends said, embraced the young Army private: his geeky fascination with computers, his liberal political opinions and his sexual orientation.

Lessig says, "Embrace the irony".