And that's the beginnings of which we embrace so early television, you know, TV everywhere authentication.
Dear Dr. Smas and Dr. Ren, Thank you for your extensive comments, which we embrace as generally positive.
In the haste with which we have embraced emailing and mobile phoning we have stripped ourselves naked to any eyes that wish to see.
No one is in power, no one has won the election, and that is an inner truth which we have embraced wholeheartedly," he said.
But the entries on that list engender only a passing admiration next to the knitwear-copying gusto with which we have embraced 21st-century Scandinavian crime drama, from Swedish detectives to Danish whodunnits, even the Swedish-Danish two-detective one-whodunnit.
Another dish frequently cooked up is a future in which we've embraced entirely nouvelle cuisine: something delicious, nutritious and entirely fictitious.
Either way, the human brain has an alchemic way of rebadging bad things as good, which we've embraced, and instructed people at the Australian office to build bongs from crap we found laying around.
Then there's the plethora of new dietary fads and so-called "intolerances" that beset us - and which we enthusiastically embrace, for it is only by artificially restricting our intake that we can simulate that long-forgotten state known as "hunger".
Happiness and sadness, meanwhile, are natural and immediate reactions which we can embrace or ignore, deal with or kick down the road.
Which story we embrace -- the iMythology or the webMythology -- may well seal our fate, and that of humanity as well.
