Sentence examples for acceptance too from inspiring English sources

They need acceptance, too".

The flip side today are parents who take acceptance too far and push for marriage way before the couple feels ready.

Warhol's Mao paintings are "provocatively colored" and "stretch the official acceptance too far," according to an editorial in the nationalist Global Times newspaper.

It is easy to bask in the warm glow of acceptance too when this vision of  'hybrid' Briton not only looks like Jessica Ennis but encapsulates the virtues of hard work and diligence in pursuit of national glory.

There is a far greater acceptance too that betting can be a leisure activity and not merely a vice, for all that the traditional image of the high street bookie is, for now at least, being poisoned by their aggressive promotion of roulette and other fixed-margin casino games.

Managers and coaches weigh up every decision for the impact it will have on the different moods of individual players, but there is an acceptance too that their influence is eventually limited.

Growing acceptance came too late for 15-year-old Musu Allieu, whose parents both died of Ebola.

He was warmly cheered when he returned to Seattle with the Reds last summer, but to Griffey, acceptance took too long.

The discoverer of Uprima (pronounced you-PREE-muh) knows the problem of social acceptance all too well.

Cristina/Sofía's break with her past self — her transition from denial to acceptance — happens too easily, perhaps because Mr. Biraben did not want his political message to be unduly blunted or complicated.

Apple Pay has acceptance issues, too, which begs the question if the world is ready to change how consumers pay for goods.