Sentence examples for acceptance to a from inspiring English sources

The catch with the Private College 529 plan is that your child has to gain acceptance to a participating institution.

As a society we were moving away from repression and a certain social acceptance to a time of huge social change.

With this, du Châtelet contributed to the larger French shift from Cartesian acceptance to a more progressive embracement of Newtonian physics.

And many observers in Hawaii, where Mr. Obama was born and spent his adolescence, attributes it to the "Aloha Spirit," a peaceful state of mind and a friendly attitude of acceptance to a variety of ideas and cultures.

He knew nearly everything about her — her dating history, her recent acceptance to a graduate school, her father's lofty government post — while she knew little more than his height and weight.

Rabbi Valerie Lieber, head of a Brooklyn congregation and an official of the Gay and Lesbian Rabbinic Network, a caucus within the conference, said, "I would say that it truly means we have gone beyond a time of tolerance and acceptance to a time of embracing the souls of gay and lesbian Jews".

Thus, parents and guidance counselors can relieve some applicants' stress if they stop equating success with acceptance to an Ivy.

I'm not sure I've been in any environment more tense than a waiting room filled with parents whose children are interviewing for acceptance to an Ivy League school.

Now it seems, students have to be masters of everything in order to gain acceptance to an elite university.

Many Chicagoans believe that the kids who get a letter of acceptance to an SEHS are indeed the brightest kids in the city.

Hearing his story, I realized that my failure to gain acceptance to an American medical school was insignificant compared with what he'd overcome.