Sentence examples for should have embraced from inspiring English sources

Melissa Benn at Comment is free says Gove should have embraced the Tomlinson proposals.

Author says she should have embraced her mother and praised her for her good deeds, but she didn't.

The fifth objection is essentially that I should have embraced SSI instead of criticizing it, i.e. that I reached the wrong opinion.

"They should have embraced the I.G. and sought to frame exactly what the person's powers would be," he said, referring to one of the bills creating an inspector general for the police.

But the judge added: "I can't second-guess the government on whether it should have embraced Mr. Noorzai more, or whether it did the right thing in arresting him".

Clinton's liberal critics think he should have embraced the Canadian option anyway, knowing that it would be defeated, and should then have made its defeat the central issue of this year's congressional elections, and perhaps of the 1996 Presidential race, too.

"Jeb should've embraced his age and wisdom a bit more rather than attempting to echo the antics of the circus around him," said one Republican operative, who requested anonymity to discuss the race freely.

These critics say that the university should have consulted more with its own faculty and students, and should not have embraced the Schmidt report so unquestioningly.

"Should we have embraced the opportunity in search and online advertising a few years earlier?

Sergio has dropped another, this time at 8: he's +2, and I knew I shouldn't have embraced hope.

They should never have embraced as their guiding paradigm the discipline of art history; it's led them to lose track of what actually makes art interesting.