Sentence examples for accepted appreciated from inspiring English sources

As she points out at the end of her excellent piece, she is beset with "unmet desires," longings to be nurtured, heard, accepted, appreciated and, above all, loved.

This quintessential shot of you and your host family (with you crouched down with their children, obviously) will show everyone how fully accepted, appreciated, and adored you are by the very people you came to help.

A cross-sectional study on Care Facilitators (CFs) working in HIV home-based care in Zimbabwe found that the more the communities accepted, appreciated and supported the CFs in their activities, the more CFs were motivated to perform (Osawa et al. 2010).

In other words, why not make a conscious effort to accept, appreciate, nurture, and enjoy body you have?

The father (Pitt, that is) would seem to represent nature (striving, pushing, grasping) and the mother grace (accepting, appreciating, rejoicing).

Beall's work documents how women who give birth come to accept, appreciate and love the body changes associated with nine months of carrying a child.

What if we could accept, appreciate, and love our body as it is right now – whether or not we're at our ideal weight (which most of us aren't) and even if we don't love every feature of our body (which most of us don't).

He also created a community policing program to help the officers feel accepted and appreciated by the community.

Then it was discovered in common cancers as well, but it is still not always accepted or appreciated, he said.

"All the people of the loya jirga accepted and appreciated that," Ismail Qasimyar, chairman of the organizing commission, said.

The economy of the former was that of settled agriculture, and they were largely of Belgic stock; they soon accepted and appreciated the Roman way of life.