Sentence examples for that fully embracing from inspiring English sources

The actors of Ms. Stewart's generation — Zac Efron, Chris Pine, Selena Gomez, Shia LaBeouf — have witnessed the carnage that fully embracing the limelight in the digital era can bring: Britney, Paris, Lindsay.

House Democrats signaled confidence Tuesday that fully embracing young undocumented immigrants known as "dreamers" will be a winning political issue in 2020 as their party seeks to draw a sharp contrast with President Trump.

Minister for Lifelong Learning and Welsh Language Alun Davies acknowledges that fully embracing technology and the digital world is crucial to Labour's assembly election manifesto commitment to ensuring there are a million people speaking Welsh by 2050.

Brené Brown concludes that fully embracing vulnerability is necessary for those who want to live wholeheartedly.

It would be even better in a culture that fully embraced pleasure, sexual and otherwise.

CMOs need to adopt this mindset and create a marketing culture that fully embraces it.

Yet to turn the food movement into one that fully embraces justice, some difficult discussions lie ahead.

"Historically, there is nothing in the Koran that fully embraces Christianity or Judaism in the way a Christian and/or a Jew understands his religion.

Prime minister Stephen Harper said in a statement that he supports a future Cuba that "fully embraces freedom and the rule of law".

Salon founder David Talbot and his sister, our own Margaret Talbot, envisioned the books as genre-busting graphic novel-textbook hybrids that fully embrace the "lush possibilities of the printed page".

Not only is it the longest race among the 34 contested this year in the series, but it is also the only one that fully embraces the challenging variances of day and night racing.