Sentence examples for times embraced from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paley at times embraced that idea, and at other moments backed away from it.

While his rhetoric has, at times, embraced nativism, isolationism, and protectionism, he is himself a consummate globalist.

Ron Paul's embrace of the issue fit his deep libertarian streak, which also at times embraced legalizing marijuana and other drugs.

Palestinian statehood ceased to be an Israeli bargaining chip two years ago when Hillary Clinton, on global TV, nine times embraced a Palestinian state.

The United States – with women's access to sport enshrined in federal law and a public that has, at times, embraced the women's national team as pop-culture icons – was supposed to be the exception.

But other Canadians were more disturbed by Khadr's relatives, who didn't seem to renounce their connections, and at times embraced them; Vic Toews the Minister of Public Safety, listing his "concerns" about the prison transfer, wrote that "Mr. Khadr's mother and older sister have openly applauded his crimes and terrorist acts".

When Mr. Romney is with contributors, he at times embraces politically controversial figures.

In his conclusion, he flirts with the apocalyptic and at times embraces it.

On Sundays his "pop" newspaper, the News of the World, and its up-market stablemate, the Sunday Times, embrace an even bigger share of the market.

Cancer research has moved with the times, embracing new technologies enabling scientists to pursue more varied research goals than ever.

Boredom usually leads to creative thinking and unusual ideas so at times, embrace your boredom![4].