Sentence examples for vigorously embrace from inspiring English sources

"Of course you should vigorously embrace the things you enjoy.

Will he, for example, vigorously embrace the party scene in the way that Grayson Perry, who won in 2003, did? "Definitely not," he almost splutters.

Here at the A.F.L-C.I.O winter meetings, union leaders have vigorously embraced the U.A.W.'s cause.

And what's all the more disheartening is when such comfortingly unexceptional methods aren't merely tolerated but vigorously embraced — even rewarded with honors and prizes — by the art-house and critical community.

But the endoscopically implanted device appears to have lost out to a more aggressively marketed and vigorously embraced means of weight-loss, the gastric band.

If Kerry had vigorously embraced a higher minimum wage and the frustrations of working families, he might be enjoying the afterglow of eight years in the White House instead of serving as Obama's secretary of state.

A third major issue worthy of consideration is how to help the SSO become more inclusive, by vigorously embracing both US community surgical oncologists as well as surgical oncologists practicing abroad.

Kazin (1915-1998) wawestruckuck by how far he'd come, by how vigorously America had embraced him.

She questions the life opened up to her by the success of her 2011 album Whokill as vigorously as she embraces it; her music follows suit, reeling with contradictions.

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At the time composers who used supercomplex atonal and serialist techniques vigorously claimed the intellectual high ground and treated composers who continued to embrace tonality as irrelevant.