Sentence examples for approaching acceptance from inspiring English sources
Barrels of ink have been expended in debating the playwright's love life, his sexuality and the emotional arc his plays suggest he traveled -- from youthful exuberance into darkening melancholy and existential doubt, toward something approaching acceptance and reconciliation.
This is promising for studying the haemodynamics of focal lesions, but a timing method that interrogates the whole liver seems to be approaching acceptance as a clinical tool for studying arteriovenous shunting which occur in malignancy and in cirrhosis as well as in a few benign masses, notably FNH and oestrogen adenomas but, importantly, not in haemangiomas of the adult type.
In total, 134 participants were recruited, who comprised 70 cases from 106 approached (acceptance rate 66%) and 64 controls from 95 approached (acceptance rate 67%).
Von Braun displays "selective memory" and "moral obtuseness," flashes of guilt but nothing ever approaching an acceptance of responsibility for his part in the Reich's predations.
In further proof that consumer 3D printers are approaching mainstream acceptance, Microsoft recently announced native support for 3D printers.
A web survey has been conducted to evaluate the approach acceptance degree by software developers and domain experts.
An emerging treatment approach, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), holds promise as a treatment for Internet pornography viewing because of its focus on processes hypothesized to underlie this maladaptive behavior.
A New Approach: Accept Enter "acceptance therapy," or, as it is technically called, "integrative couples therapy".
"The point of departure is acceptance and approaching things with love".
However, it is possible to further enhance the spatial resolution of the technique, further shrinking the detector acceptance, and approaching virtually towards the surface using a thin cylindrical capillary.
Cronbach's α coefficient for the EQ-5D was 0.633 also approaching the level of acceptance.
