Sentence examples for strong embrace from inspiring English sources

But the strong embrace of conspiracy theories is also embedded in the American experience.

We will remember his supportive words, his strong embrace, his wonderful smile, his sweet kiss.

Far from being seen as a success story, though, in Kentucky, the health care law and Beshear's strong embrace of it remain deeply controversial.

It took a Brooklyn bartender called Joey Postiglione to steer me away from a martini and into the strong embrace of the negroni.

And he cited his party's strong embrace of women's rights, even to the point of advocating a quota to ensure a minimum representation of women in Parliament, "until they get their voices".

The criticisms were largely tempered by a strong embrace of what is by far the most aggressive effort to date by regulators to encourage widespread adoption of broadband at much higher speeds than most Americans have today.

In a country known for the otherworldly allure of its fjords, volcanoes and mountains, she yearned for a stronger embrace of nature's majestic forces.

Developing countries that rank above China (showing a stronger embrace of capitalism and a market economy) include Haiti, Algeria, Bangladesh, Ivory Coast, Pakistan, Indonesia, the Philippines, Kenya, Rwanda — the list goes on.

Together, the remarks amounted to Secretary Powell's strongest embrace of Mr. Bush's linkage of Iraq, Iran and North Korea in an "axis of evil" in his State of the Union address last week.

Among them, a teacher evaluation system, stricter bars for gaining tenure, a classroom breakfast program and a stronger embrace of alternatives to turn around struggling schools — including charter schools and the complete replacement of staff.

Among them: a teacher evaluation system, stricter bars for gaining tenure, a classroom breakfast program and a stronger embrace of aggressive actions to turn around struggling schools — such as installing a new faculty.