Sentence examples for which i embrace from inspiring English sources

In his work he has tried to counter what he sees as a dismaying penchant among performers of the last 50 years for music-making that places an inordinate value on unity, flawlessness and the interpretive "straight line," as he calls it, rather than on range, spontaneity and the "sheer variety which overpowers and delights us, and which I embrace".

The greatest challenge, which I embrace wholeheartedly, is being an executive and a mother.

The scene is severely lacking in the irony, biting humor, and cosmic ridiculousness that Terence articulated and which I embrace and try to represent.

The approach was very rational and very progressive, very egalitarian; overall a very spiritual ideology, which I embraced.

"My new bias, which I now embrace, is that I don't eliminate the Ivies in hiring, but I intentionally prefer kids from regular backgrounds and regular students," he told an audience at the University of Florida, as quoted by Business Insider.

Oz says "a discussion of safer play and risk reduction in football is one which I fully embrace and engage".

B) Visits- At FCI Sandstone, I received up to eight visiting days a month (56 hours) -- contact visits in which I could embrace my wife, play cards with my nieces and share vending machine food with my visitors.

If I've come to be wary of social networks, which I once embraced with zeal, maybe it's because I take my cues from those very networks.

And yet I'm writing anyway, because I don't quite know how else to get a handle on the six days I spent with you in October — six days in which I felt embraced and ignored, beloved and rejected, entrapped and, in the end, liberated.

There was a time in the not so distant past when many, if not most, publicly held corporations, including the one for which I worked, embraced in their mission statements, codes of conduct and similar pronouncements a responsibility to serve multiple stakeholders: their stockholders, of course, but also their employees as well as customers, suppliers and the community in which they operated.

So on top of the concept of connectivity, which I already embraced before I knew how to spell, I also grew up with the practicality of computer portability.