Sentence examples for both accepting of from inspiring English sources

The majority of study participants were Protestant, but "we found rationales that were both accepting of death or fighting against it," Dr. Torke said.

We can be much more proactive in becoming the best version of ourselves, both accepting ourselves and evolving, as the motivated (and competitive) individuals that we inherently are.

But the truth is that Oxford and Cambridge both accept a much higher percentage of their applicants than comparable schools in the United States.

Key to both is being accepting of vulnerability -- his and his team's.

However, when the laboratory strains of both species were presented with two Sarcophaga hosts in acceptance experiments, both strains were highly accepting of Sarcophaga (84%, N=89 for N. vitripennis and 78%, N=79 for N. giraulti).

Darlene's recollection of her experience of emergency surgery in a public hospital is an example of both accepting the relative chaos of emergency departments and investing trust when there is arguably no choice.

They settled in Durham, thinking it would be accepting of both their relationship and that they are both African American.

Perhaps it's because Stock was both curious about and accepting of his (counter) culture that, when it comes to articulate images, his are some of the most eloquent.

He is both self-aware and accepting of a mercurial nature that can bring about light-switch mood changes: The good thing is, I know myself well enough when these changes are occurring.

Kittens fed canned foods were more accepting of both raw and canned diets than kittens fed exclusively raw during the post-weaning period.

In spite of these differences, general practitioners and the public show some similar patterns: Both groups were least accepting of apparent movement disorders, continuing feeling of unrest, marked tremor and persisting anhedonia.