Sentence examples for a generalized acceptance of from inspiring English sources

Take the work of Sussex and colleagues 81 where it is clear that there was a generalized acceptance of edentulism in New Zealand so that those with less than good teeth can live without stigma and can also support a symptomatic pattern of dental care.

But it may take time for the status of the picture to gain generalized acceptance, and if it should eventually be reduced to the rank of studio work, the portrait will have been an extremely costly gamble.

The internet as a generalized space of unattached, floating rage?

And it's not just a generalized wash of dramatic commentary on postwar America.

Compounding these problems are blindness, seizures and a generalized haze of unresponsiveness.

Moreover, it creates a generalized sense of political vulnerability on the part of people who know they are expendable.

This subtly creates a community standard, a generalized awareness of how much people think each track is really worth.

Many poems postdate 9/11; a generalized fear of terrorism darkens the background against which the inexplicable is "always cropping up".

The major themes are a generalized feeling of increased distrust and lack of safety.

Many feel a generalized sense of powerlessness that convinces them that their votes will have little effect on their lives.

Some of the responses reflected a generalized ideological suspicion of foreign investment in domestic concerns.