Sentence examples for acceptance which from inspiring English sources

A significant part of learning to love well is practicing acceptance, which means accepting that we are all imperfect.

Inside Out teaches emotional acceptance, which is the essential idea that emotions need to be recognized and accepted, rather than suppressed and denied.

It was this acceptance which was important.

Even then, it was a grudging acceptance, which Mr. Smith was slow to carry out.

Instead, there was a generalised, muted acceptance, which makes perfect sense.

In "Ulysses," we admire Bloom's attitude of curious acceptance, which seems to be rooted in his disposition.

Mine was scheduled for three weeks after my provisional acceptance, which I received just hours after applying.

One of her works, "Acceptance," which shows a woman looking at a fallen leaf, is a self-portrait.

She has become a cause célèbre for the National Association to Advance Fat Acceptance, which sees her case as a "threat to all the parents of fat children".

You Can't Always Get What You Want, with its soaring choir, is hugely moving, an anthem to acceptance which draws celebration from resignation.

Through his long exile, Gombrowicz had nurtured a fantasy of universal acceptance which he strongly associated with the idea of Europe.