For the rest of us, though, no matter how much we champion body acceptance, no matter how far we've come with loving our body, there are moments -- I see you PMS -- when crawling out of our skin sounds like it might be nice.
Faculty perception of student knowledge and acceptance of subject matter affects the choice of what to teach and how to teach it.
Owning a pet is often an act of assumed, albeit unacknowledged, reciprocity; when people speak of their pet's unconditional love, they are in fact revealing the unspoken, highly one-sided exchange of pet ownership: I, the human, will provide you with food and shelter, and you, the pet, will give me endless affection and acceptance, no matter how crummy a person I may be.
Instead, he felt an acceptance that mattered far more to him than the opinions of any record-company executive.
We are so used to rejection that when we do receive a festival acceptance, no matter how small, we celebrate like the Mayans in 2013.
Requa briefed board members on the incident at a previously scheduled special meeting that had been called to deal with two other pressing Metro matters: acceptance of the Silver Spring Transit Center and review and acceptance of a 2014 financial audit that is more than 10 months overdue.
According to Carlone and Johnson (2007, p. 1192), a science identity is "accessible when, as a result of an individual's competence and performance, she is recognized by meaningful others, people whose acceptance of her matters to her, as a science person".
Tomorrow they know that if they want to be Mr. President or Mr. Prime Minister at some level international acceptance and legitimacy matter".
Cage advocated an open acceptance of "no matter what eventuality," and, in order to take the "ego" and "taste" out of the creative act, he devised procedures such as tossing coins or using maps of stellar constellations to derive pitches, dynamics, and durations.
Does assessing student acceptance of evolution matter?
