Sentence examples for accepting perspective from inspiring English sources

Gohil says that giving his kidney gave him a more accepting perspective on the world.

The younger generation seems to have a healthier and more accepting perspective when it comes to menstruation, said Andrea Askowitz, a writer in Miami who had tweeted a bloody sanitary pad in response to the period emoji.

A broadly accepted perspective on biological invasions now exists that distinguishes the stages of invasion and the mechanisms that are involved in each stage (Blackburn et al. 2011).

Despite this widely accepted perspective, characterization of vaginal responsiveness to steroid hormones in the adult has been limited mainly to the epithelial layer.

Some participants developed lesson ideas that applied alternative conceptions along with scientifically accepted perspectives of the theory of evolution.

In several of these lesson ideas, the participants' application of misconceptions eclipsed attempts to integrate scientifically accepted perspectives.

It is one thing for someone to be comfortable with risk, but quite another to insist on others adopting or accepting that perspective on risk.

Only if social service organizations are placed in the interjacent position can the current development of social work, the community organization and governance, be analyzed from a more systematic and accepting sociological perspective.

This is controlling because it allows the other person to insert their understanding rather than accepting your perspective.

"Most Arabs don't accept the perspective — at all," Salamey said.

They accept the perspective of the Iranian government with regard to both its foreign policy and its internal affairs.