Sentence examples for acceptance and acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

The more direction and expertise you show in what you do, the more acceptance and acknowledgment you will gain.

World leaders must impress upon Yasir Arafat and his people the basic need for acceptance and acknowledgment of Israel as the seed for any lasting accords.

With acceptance and acknowledgment of the anger that many survivors feel at being rejected by a loved one, she is able to conclude, "Unlike our loved ones, whose pain was so enveloping that they were unable to hear our shouts of help, we refuse to be exiled by despair".

Dr. Lawrence Rosen, an integrative pediatrician, author, and medical advisor to the Deirdre Imus Environmental Health Center, defines gratitude as "An intentional appreciation of what and who you have; an acceptance and explicit acknowledgment of what life brings you".

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Black Cloud is now in the position to draw upon his heritage as a source of abiding strength and pride, but it's up to him to put this knowledge to good use in a move toward self-acceptance -- and an acknowledgment that racism is never likely to go away and therefore he must not let it destroy him.

Symbolic representation as defined here is important because it has the potential to engender acknowledgment, acceptance and moreover power to those who are named.

Museums can engage communities by giving them acknowledgment, practicing acceptance and sharing access by creating alliances and acting as conveners.

While it's easy to feel defensive, realize that this isn't a self-blame action––it's about recognition and acknowledgment of how you might be living through your child and reaching acceptance that things need to change.

"That's what I'm looking for — to live in the world with acceptance and with opportunity, but also with the acknowledgment that in running over this child something terrible happened and it deserves attention".

And by acceptance I mean acknowledgment, the refusal to write about our past in ways that make it (and therefore us) grander, wiser, more prescient.