Sentence examples for and accepted in a from inspiring English sources

Azalea and Sam Smith, who won best new artist and accepted in a video message, were the top nominees with five apiece.

In college, I had always depended on female friends for emotional support, and now a whole array of gay and straight men made me feel understood and accepted in a way that had once seemed impossible.

The remaining significant independent variables of univariate analysis were then tested for multicollinearity and accepted in a logistic regression model if correlation coefficients were ≥ -0.6 and ≤0.6 [ 33].

An HIV positive mother must hide her status so her son can stay in school... but she has found a place where she feels safe and accepted In a courtyard in the town of Balti, in Northern Moldova, Tamara and a couple of other young people are discussing what they have learned at a seminar that they have just attended.

If we met we would be like (a whole community, complete and accepting in a very unique, unconditional way".

I played a lot of team sports but these girls are totally weird, and different and accepting in a way that jockey girls normally are.

But recognizing that there's an essentially tragic nature to life, one that you have to forgive and accept in a foundational way, allows you to forgive the smaller daily dramas with much greater ease.

Goya also served on a commission to select fifty Spanish paintings as a gift to Napoleon, and accepted, in 1811, a royal decoration popularly known as la berenjena, "the eggplant".

Raw microarray data have been curated and accepted in GEO (a public repository for microarray data, aimed at storing MIAME (Minimum Information About Microarray Experiments) compliant data in accordance with MGED (Microarray Gene Expression Data) recommendations.

This method is widely used and accepted in DNA methylation studies in a variety of tissues [ 35- 37].

Former DTTBs derived personal satisfaction from getting to know a new part of the country with different cultures, meeting new people and being accepted in a rural community.