Sentence examples for that embraces both from inspiring English sources

Mariachi has long been considered a uniquely Mexican sound, representing a homegrown tradition that embraces both indigenous and foreign elements.

Noreetuh's sophisticated wine list is the scaffolding on a menu that embraces both the high and the low of Hawaiian food.

With a worldview that embraces both justice and healing, Senator Obama is better on these issues than any American leader since King.

The defectors have since joined Liberal Russia, a new party that embraces both capitalism and civil liberties and claims to have recruited thousands of Union supporters.

The power of the show is in its cumulative eloquence; themes, symbols, characters, and verbal motifs are rewoven, refracted, and turned back on themselves, transformed before our eyes into a larger discussion that embraces both faith and its bastardization.

One of the odder movies to come down the Bollywood pike recently, Nagesh Kukunoor's genre-defying "Aashayein" ("Wishes") looks at dying in a comic-cosmic way that embraces both magical thinking and fatalism.

Cassavetes invented a style that embraced both.

The cultural homogeneity of Sindh that embraced both Hindu and Muslim speakers of Sindhi in the colonial period was severely disrupted by the partition of India and Pakistan in 1947.

Mr. Nightingale initiated that change because "I felt the need to have a definitive piece of paper that embraced both races and didn't say mixed".

On a stage decorated like a shrine, Glover and co execute moves that embrace both their own style and those of their heroes.

Modestly strummed guitars, chugging midtempo piano chords and low-fi drums carry songs that embrace both old-fashioned romance and modern self-consciousness.