Sentence examples for acceptable to himself from inspiring English sources

He said he learned that the bill, as originally written, would have been "a trial lawyer's bonanza," and so he has been working with the state attorney general to draft legislation more acceptable to himself — and to ALEC.

Finding he was more attractive, more acceptable to himself as Kennedy than he had ever been as the excluded, bullied foreigner Schroder, he could not shake off the lie.

Pro-labor observers say that the pragmatic Specter will be quite willing to help shape a compromise bill acceptable to unions, himself and his moderate Senate colleagues if he hopes to get elected in the Democratic primary.

So, if a famous, powerful woman had cheated on her husband, would he have to write a tell-most book to cleanse himself, to make himself acceptable to the public?

Wilson set out to make himself acceptable to the suburbs while retaining Labour's traditional working class support, which is what white heat was all about.

And while some of his views were called extreme at the time, after the convention he quickly met with all the moderates and wise men of his party to make himself acceptable to all.

To make himself acceptable to the church — and to his own conscience — he made many compromises.

More telling are polls that measure whether Trump has made himself acceptable to Republicans.

Liberals pine for the transcendent emotionalism of the 2008 campaign, but, by being incremental and reducing his exposure, he has made himself more acceptable to independents.

But by making himself more acceptable to the voters at large, Mr Fini risks alienating the PdL bigwigs who will choose Mr Berlusconi's successor.

Austin, born into an affluent family who lived in a large house in south London staffed by servants, was from a background much more acceptable to the elite, but found himself shunned for his beliefs.