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Example sentences for: embracing

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In clothing, optical chaos offered up as carefully unbecoming unbeauty is meant to refer to the idea of modernism rather than embracing it directly, in bodily terms.
The Scots themselves were divided, many embracing Protestantism in the spirit of the Reformation while others remained staunchly Catholic.
Some of us respond to this slander by embracing, in the words of the cultural critic Daniel Boyarin, our "sissy heritage" and taking up, among other things, the study of Yiddish (not for nothing is it known as "mama-loshen ," the mother tongue).
McCain promises to fight cynicism by reforming campaign finance and embracing a broader role for America abroad.
His hand-held camera zigs and zags among the actors and technicians, embracing the hubbub in the post-Altman manner of HBO's brilliant The Larry Sanders Show . He relishes the communal aspect of filmmaking: the near-familial bickering, the post-shoot potluck suppers.