Sentence examples for the idea of embracing from inspiring English sources

While he might not recommend the X-Games sport for every senior, Mr. Rogers applauds the idea of embracing winter.

I was naturally very relaxed about Amanda and very anxious about Dottie – the idea of embracing her seemed like lèse-majesté.

The welcoming message of the work, the idea of embracing travelers and pilgrims to Rome, was appropriate for a place where people come and go, said Ambassador Umberto Vattani.

Perhaps even more stunningly, considering the name Tim Donaghy gives Commissioner David Stern an instant case of hives, the N.B.A. is still warm to the idea of embracing gambling, writes Adrian Wojnarowski on Yahoo.com.

Plot holes filled: Rey's connection to Luke; the young scavenger's abandonment on Jakku; her nascent force powers; Rey being drawn to the lightsaber by the Force; The Resistance tasking Rey to visit Luke at the end of The Force Awakens once the map is complete; Kylo Ren recognising Rey before their lightsaber battle; Rey's obvious fear at the idea of embracing her Jedi destiny.

If we are to cautiously agree that women are more at ease with discussing emotions, and therefore more comfortable with the idea of embracing their emotional response to music, then it is logical to assume that the songs which aim for the emotional jugular might appeal more to women than to men.

Many people hold against this idea of embracing the bad side of yourself as well as your good, or to go and find yourself.

Another is this idea of embracing adversity.

Similarly, Wonderbra's controversial 1994 Hello Boys advertising campaign, photographed by Ellen von Unwerth and starring Eva Herzigova, her cleavage thrust into view with aid from the bra's padding and underwire construction, played on the idea of women embracing their sexuality.

Ms. Philo was the instigator of the new 21st minimalism, but subsequently the designer reinforced her idea of embracing womanhood by taking post-baby time off the runway.

Some, like you, embrace the idea of the club embracing more runners to try to get the sport to grow.