Sentence examples for was mostly embraced from inspiring English sources
While the candid video was mostly embraced as a charming and spontaneous moment of family life interrupting a professional interview, some viewers were critical of the professor's reaction, saying he should have responded to his children instead of ignoring them.
Half Irish, half Latina, she's mostly embraced her mother's white culture.
Except for Justin Timberlake's famous destruction of one on the cover of 2006's FutureSex/LoveSounds, the disco ball has been mostly embraced in the last decade and a half (some would say JT actually likes it too).
The sole program that attracted average support for more spending was the Pentagon's effort to develop new capabilities for ground forces, but the suggested increase was slight and mostly embraced by Republicans and independents.
McCullough's enjoyment of the natural world, something assumed to be an activity mostly embraced by white people, initially provoked bewilderment among his black peers when he was in high school.
The book, which was mostly composed of serious, generous, witty, and intelligent book reviews, embraced modern fiction from Vladimir Nabokov to Chabon.
It's not like food companies are against all labels; they mostly embraced "front-of-package" labeling initiatives when they could promote the (supposed) health benefits of their products.
It's mostly a drunken embrace while clubbing or partying, but it certainly didn't happen a few years ago, and it's further proof of the decreasing nature of cultural homo-hysteria.
Blackburn, who has been in the House since 2003 and was a state legislator before that, has mostly embraced Trump.
Later novels were mostly about spies, though sometimes embraced comedy, as with Partly Cloudy (1995), about domestic disasters brought about by the clash of the generations during one traumatic weekend.
