Sentence examples for to embrace different from inspiring English sources
I've managed to embrace different styles and to really do the things that I want to do, rather than to please people in order to advance my career.
We want to embrace different tastes, so we've introduced "recently visited" links under 'all sections' that help you find the topics you've visited in the past.
With 520 miles of coast, the city needs to embrace different approaches to address the threat, officials with Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's administration say.
"You have to embrace different cultures," said the designer backstage as he greeted an A to Z of V.I.P.'s, from the faithful and indestructible movie star Claudia Cardinale through modern cinéastes Hilary Swank and Uma Thurman.
They are works that require viewing in the spaces where they're presented, she said, and added that a wider array of ways to use photography reflects a broadening concern for En Foco as it continues to promote diversity — going beyond cultural diversity to embrace different ways of expressing ideas or feelings, too.
Four stages have been summarized to embrace different characteristics and issues existed in different times according to their procedures.
France's system of subsidies for the arts and quotas for European films on its screens has for decades allowed a large public to discover and embrace different points of view.
America has already begun to accept and embrace different versions of beauty, and that is a noteworthy victory in itself.
The SBS warned, in speaking about Australia's plan for a national broadband network, that broadband will encourage different ethnic groups to "retreat inward," rather than embrace different peoples and ideas.
The question becomes whether or not our society is willing and able to support women racers who embrace different images.
They also embrace different meteorological states, from lightning storms to peaceful mid-day moments to fiery sunsets, and they embrace the eternally repeating cycle of night and day.
