Sentence examples for time embraces from inspiring English sources

It normalises it, but at the same time embraces the different".

It's an interestingly cosmopolitan conservation, one that aims to keep the old from being overwhelmed by the new, rather than to simply restore the way things were; one that enforces, more than seeks, some sort of balance.And one which, at the same time, embraces change.

The entire country is proud it's imperial past, yet at the same time embraces & promotes a bright, optimistic future playing host to a booming economy.

Inspired by his eavesdropping, our spiritless professor makes a radical "choice", takes on a sense of responsibility and, for the first time, embraces manhood, in all its virile senses.

But Mongolia has taken its time embracing international capital markets.

At the same time, embrace the growing number of athletes majoring in "kinesiology," known derogatively as "gym".

He had a harder time embracing the fact that he could jump better than he could run.

Rousseff, who in her youth was a fan of the French barricades intellectual Régis Debray, has an obviously hard time embracing capitalism.

Gathered in Stockholm to release the latest United Nations assessment of climate change, the group for the first time embraced an upper limit on carbon emissions.

This has meant performing a delicate dance — pressing Israelis to push back their timetable while, at the same time, embracing their goals.

Landlords tend to renovate apartments after long-term tenants vacate, and even preservationists have a hard time embracing pink bathrooms and aqua-flecked linoleum.