1.   As Claire noted, more people will embrace Nomo as he develops as a player.

2.   As shallow and phony as the Disney version might be, how many people would willingly embrace the more truthful alternative?

3.   But questions remain about how fast people are embracing new domain names.

4.   But the rest of the days are more ribald, with themes that most people embrace, dressing accordingly.

5.   Congregation President Bob Taffet describes how people embraced her and the children wrapped themselves around her legs.

6.   If people embraced modern technology in home construction as enthusiastically as they do advancements in airplanes, computers and fabric for clothing, houses would look like tents.

7.   I hope young people embrace it.

8.   In times of uncertainty, Weiner says, people embrace the familiar and reject notions that appear too revolutionary.

9.   Indeed, these Internet sites are riding a cultural shift, in which more people embrace rather than fight commercialism.

10.   It is a system of order and discipline that many people here can embrace.