Sentence examples for which he embraces from inspiring English sources

The story starts as a white man's captivity tale in the vein of Thomas Berger's picaresque novel, "Little Big Man": Eli is initiated at 13 into a dog-eat-dog Comanche life, which he embraces as the chief's heir apparent.

His theater background may help account for the consistently fine acting in his films, while his staging of Wagner may explain the wonderful fearlessness with which he embraces melodramatic excess.

But unless confronted by such a challenge, or opportunity, it is more likely that, in his speech to TUC delegates next week, Mr Blair will convey a different message: that the "inclusive" politics which he embraces will include the unions too.

Some were outraged at the vigor with which he embraced that mandate.

He returned home to Qum where he remained relatively quiet until the rise of the reform movement, which he embraced.

He said his decision to dope ruined the sport's simplicity, which he embraced as a boy as he pedaled next to his father all those morning rides.

THERE was a time when Devon Chang had difficulty reconciling his two chosen faiths: Christianity, which he embraced in 2005 at the age of 19, and the Communist Party of China, which had embraced him a year earlier.

By the time he was twenty, he had two young sons, and he embraced boxing with almost the same fervor with which he embraced Islam, and for the same reason: he needed a change.

He was born in Iowa, lived there for a short time, then wound up in Georgia, which he embraced as his true home.

Did La Guaira attract Reverón's attention as a symbol of modernity, which he embraced in his art but retreated from in his life?

His readiness to spend time joking with fans sparked a collection of anecdotes on Twitter, which he embraced by writing the associated hashtag across his bare chest and uploading a photo.