Sentence examples for burgeoning acceptance from inspiring English sources

There is a burgeoning acceptance that religious freedom is a necessary part of free and open societies.

"New" for Broadbent meant throwing herself headlong into the UK's burgeoning death acceptance culture, working as a volunteer at a hospice and visiting terminal patients at home in their final months.

Her appointment reflected the end of a political leadership dominated by antiglobalization and the burgeoning (if tacit) acceptance of the unpleasant measures needed to revitalize France's increasingly uncompetitive and flagging economy.

Club and league representation on the Ex-co would also be a significant acceptance of their burgeoning power in the game.

She was a nurse before she became a mother, and her efficiency dealing with the messiness of humanity along with a very healthy body acceptance underpinned her handling of her only daughter's burgeoning womanhood.

We sit fascinated by Peggy Olson's burgeoning professional, sexual and creative independence in the misogynistic world of 1960s Madison Avenue on Mad Men; by Daenerys' acceptance of her role as a draconian monarch on Game of Thrones; and even by the absurd foibles of vain, selfish Deandra "Sweet Dee" Reynolds on It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia.

Two years after China's acceptance into the World Trade Organization, two decades after Deng Xiaoping extolled the glories of being rich, a burgeoning middle class grows short on patience.

It is estimated that the burgeoning market for these so-called nutricosmetics will be worth $7.4bn£4.8bnby) by 2020, driven by an ageing population and a growing acceptance of functional foods.

He is evidently burgeoning.

It's also a burgeoning tourist destination.

Or speak of "our burgeoning terror industry".