Sentence examples for apparent acceptance from inspiring English sources

No, a woman's apparent acceptance of domestic violence is not a reason to look away.

He has been disappointed at an apparent "acceptance" that Scotland cannot produce top-level footballers.

I have trouble, though, with her apparent acceptance of the homogenization of the urban-suburban experience.

Wenger's own apparent acceptance of more modest fare is perhaps the most intriguing element of all.

Intolerant of disorder, they strenuously questioned the company's apparent acceptance of the chaos.

Mr Arafat drew quiet satisfaction from the apparent acceptance of longstanding Palestinian demands.

There is other evidence that, until quite recently, library photocopying was carried on with apparent general acceptance.

I was wondering why the government exposed itself to bad press about the prisons, and how he interpreted the prisoners' apparent calm acceptance of their horrible conditions.

The document details Mr. Vinas's apparent quick acceptance into the ranks of a terrorist training class just weeks after arriving in Pakistan, his education in explosives like TNT and C4, and the written evaluations that recruits received after their "course work" in matters of kidnapping and assassination.

They are not merely presented to be refuted (though that is certainly happening), but through an apparent feigned acceptance of "lower" tenets as he makes his way up a hierarchical ladder of philosophical views, his readers are actively encouraged to engage fully by taking on these other views that will ultimately be rejected.

But why the apparent public acceptance?