Sentence examples for a bit more accepting from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

"But each year I can see Saudis getting that little bit more accepting… My aim is to make Saudi women look like individual members of society".

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.

It's a bit more acceptable.