Sentence examples for acceptance ideas from inspiring English sources

"Fat acceptance" ideas date back more than 30 years, but have lately edged into the mainstream, thanks in part to public hand-wringing by celebrities like Oprah, Kirstie Alley and the tennis player Monica Seles, who said she had to "throw out the word 'diet' " to deal with her weight gain.

Jezebel writer Kelly Faircloth wrote that "Dietland" "felt like the product of an earlier cultural moment when fat acceptance ideas were first really beginning to bubble up into mainstream culture".

The Kerry people say they didn't put forth the delay-the-acceptance idea as a trial balloon; it leaked out the old-fashioned way, by accident.

Do you think, here, the speaker regrets a premature acceptance of ideas that "came varnished / prepackaged" as you describe in "Truth"?

Consequently, because individual interpretations compete for acceptance, mistaken ideas eventually fall by the wayside.

His arguments in favor of ontological idealism based on the acceptance of ideas as the objects of human knowledge are rather straightforward, turning on presuppositions which he at least considered uncontroversial.

Describing Concealing-Coloration as a "magnum opus", Forbes writes that by 1909 "Thayer's prophetic intolerance was in full flood", that he was overcompensating for his need for approval of his artwork, and that he failed to see that acceptance of ideas in science does not depend on "the vehemence with which they are expressed".

The recovery provision of the IDEA, however, "does not even hint that acceptance of IDEA funds makes a State responsible for reimbursing prevailing parents for services rendered by experts".

The second phase involves Acceptance, the idea being that you have to accept what happened to you in the past so that you can move on with a positive Attitude.

"Even though great progress has been made toward acceptance, the idea of the inept father is still being reinforced through media and the general public," said Kline, a father of three from Raleigh, North Carolina, who sought treatment for depression and anxiety after the birth of his second child.

Despite its wide acceptance, this idea rarely has been tested.