Sentence examples for serious embrace from inspiring English sources

But across Pakistan, where crippling electricity cuts have left millions drenched in the sweat of a powerless summer, and where there is hunger for tales of homegrown glory, the shimmering mirage of a "water car" received a broad and serious embrace.

There's some serious embracing of geological practicality this week.

In fact the BJP is so serious about embracing Muslim voters that in its election manifesto, the party promised the restoration of Muslim heritage sites and a commitment to promoting Muslim education.

House of Cards is easier to take when it stops being serious and embraces its essential outlandishness.

If the tech industry is serious about embracing diversity, and if the tech industry is serious about building a sustainable and resilient workforce beyond the white males of the world, there is a lot of investment and work that needs to be done.

It's time to get serious about embracing these solutions.

To escape their reputation for being overly serious, U2 embraced a more lighthearted and self-deprecating image on tour.

Even when I came out, I had a serious problem embracing my sexual orientation and dealing with the isolation and the stoppage of life which came with it.

I sincerely believe that no serious critic will embrace Bob Honey as credulously and breathlessly as critics embraced "True Detective" ― the literary world is suspicious of hobbyist celebrity authors ― but Penn's already been offered more benefit of the doubt than he's earned, and more than any equivalent actress would receive.

"Not that many serious contemporary artists embrace beauty, but he does".

Obama urged the leaders of top financial institutions to "embrace serious financial reforms" rather than fighting them, with a pledge of the biggest overhaul of regulation since the Great Depression".