Sentence examples for with embraced from inspiring English sources

Everyone we spoke with embraced the grueling startup life and were eager to prove they have something compelling and unique.

Most of the filmmakers we deal with embrace it".

In fact, he now seems quite comfortable with embracing partisanship and economic populism.

"The Roh government equated engaging the North with embracing it," Mr. Nam said.

IN HIS efforts to revive the flagging fortunes of Sony, Nobuyuki Idei was widely credited with embracing western business practices.

And although he has correctly diagnosed what alienated some Democrats from Clintonism, he seems at times more concerned with distancing himself from liberals than with embracing them.

However Afriyie added that in his 15 years as a Tory activist he "never sensed any problem with the Conservative party in terms of any hesitancy with embracing diversity".

The solution is starting out with embracing the informal sector – training those workers and teaching them how to handle e-waste properly.

And some players see nothing wrong with embracing this new status as an eminently respectable second-tier American orchestra and leaving it at that.

We, not our machines, are the problem – and any solution begins with embracing this.

It was all fun and there's nothing wrong with embracing that. .