Sentence examples for a bit more accepted from inspiring English sources

It's definitely gentrifying, but at the same time I feel like another thing is happening, which is that the non-conforming folks, who have for a longtime occupied K Road, are becoming a bit more accepted.

No matter what some folks in the media say about the black community, the LGBT community is a bit more accepted than people think, but that's as long as we silently agree to the role we are psychologically assigned to play.

You are a bit more accepting of yourself.

Americans are a bit more accepting of failure.

You can tell why some British film-makers who started in television enjoy working in America because people are a bit more accepting of you trying something different.

"The industry is changing and they're a bit more accepting of actors who are not necessarily from India".

Louis-Dreyfus thanks her genes for her ageless looks, though her mother's welcoming approach towards aging was a bit more accepting than her own.

"There was a time when I belonged on the main stage, but that was also when the main stage audiences were a bit more accepting of different sets it's a very different audience now," he says, considering the question of how he's managed to escape the pitfalls of mainstream EDM.

"Our clinicians are so pro-research they are very good at introducing it into the clinical consultation, which really helps, because if it's first mentioned, I think, by a clinician it's considered just a normal part of the clinical care, then I think people are sometimes a bit more accepting of it" .

And in some ways, even though the representations of vampire fokelore are factually incorrect (cue angry-shaking-fist-goth), Twilight has made otherness a little bit more accepted – and that's a cool thing.

You would think we would be a tad bit more accepting of people who look a little different than us.