Sentence examples for strict embrace from inspiring English sources

"This is going to be the follow-up to 'The Belle Album,' " Mr. Thompson recalled saying, in reference to the 1977 release considered by some connoisseurs to be the last great Al Green record, made a few years after the tragedy that jolted him back to his faith and toward a strict embrace of gospel music.

It embraces strict standards and it empowers people to be able to regulate their products and economies".

Young people, barely a generation removed from Chairman Mao's strict communism, are embracing entrepreneurship.

There's nothing modern about embracing strict interpretations of Jewish law.

Notwithstanding Georgia's pro-gun conservatism, the proliferation of mass shootings has nudged many suburban women with conservative fiscal tendencies to embrace stricter gun laws.

Maj Toure, a 29-year-old black man, agrees that the United States has a gun violence problem but he has found his calling among those who reject stricter regulation and embrace guns themselves as the answer.

The rabbis were less convinced that young women in so strict a setting would embrace extreme practices like nude bathing.

Jose Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission, who sought to increase the incentive for Greek politicians to embrace a strict austerity plan in exchange for a substantial bailout from the European Union.

For this reason, they embrace a strict interpretation of the 10th Amendment, which says that the powers not delegated to the federal government by the Constitution "are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people".

Unable to read Arabic, it was her discovery of the Koran in French that led her to embrace a strict version of Islam and eventually to marry Abdessater Dahmane, a Tunisian loyal to Mr. bin Laden.

And let's also embrace a strict commitment to deal head-on with our serious addiction to "Pleasing others".