Sentence examples for that are embraced from inspiring English sources

"But we should not fear teaching values that are embraced by all religions".

What is particularly surprising -- and encouraging -- to moviemakers is that there seems to be a greater crossover than in previous years between the films earning critical kudos and Oscar nominations and the films that are embraced by the youngest, hippest audiences.

In its zeal to defend settlements and the occupation, Bibi has demonstrated his readiness to twist and trample Israel's own laws and engage in tactics - like targeting civil society non-governmental organizations that promote human rights, civil rights, and peace, and even academia - that are embraced by authoritarian regimes around the world.

But it's not just teens that are embracing digital communications.

Their products are being purchased by real estate companies that are embracing technology to avoid being left behind.

This role is particularly crucial in the Alps, which are now the scene of relevant changes, involving above all cities that are embracing metropolitan functions.

It is certainly targeting a growing list of companies that are embracing social media today with varying degrees of success.

It is a tradition that is embraced by the players and supporters of both sides.

But the iconography that was embraced by artist and public alike is fascinating.

Break dancing had gone from a street phenomenon to one that was embraced by the wider culture.

In August, Dr. Cigarroa unveiled a new framework for the University of Texas System that was embraced by both sides, and tempers cooled.