Sentence examples for accepting of difference from inspiring English sources

One thing that strikes me about young teenage kids now is that they are much more accepting of difference.

"All these folks are getting older too, so the question of relevance is important to them, and obviously the mainstream has shifted from a hypermasculinity to more accepting of difference".

I, unlike Dacre, perhaps, find Britain hugely more civilised than a decade ago and think the BBC deserves credit for helping make us more accepting of difference; but, dear reader, you do not need to share Dacre's distaste for liberal life to ask: might he have a point?

As many as 80,000 people gathered in one place, inviting the world to examine the make-up of the crowd, of the teams, a diverse, multi-cultural, multi-faith bunch at peace with one another: what could be more threatening to the perverted ideology of the rabid shooter than a community accepting of difference?

A society in which internal groups make a practice of acculturation usually evolves through this inherent give and take, causing the minority culture to become more like the dominant group and the dominant culture to become increasingly eclectic and accepting of difference.

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"I imagined that my children would grow up in a different environment where people would be accepting of differences even if they did not quite understand it all.

People here are accepting of differences".

I think the problem with America is that it's not accepting of differences and I think that somehow at present in America we're intolerant and unseeing.

If people were more accepting of differences, I think study would be more enjoyable for everyone.

Ami was also the most curious creature, and the one most accepting of differences in others.