Sentence examples for crave acceptance from inspiring English sources

2. We crave acceptance from our peers.

They begin to crave acceptance, a place at the broader cultural table.

Dr. Frumkin also said that Mr. Hernandez had a tendency to crave acceptance, which had come into play during the interrogation with the detectives in 2012, as they patted and embraced him.

We are hardwired to crave acceptance among our social groups.

The Berlin of today and the Berlin of 100 years ago share one thing - they both were and are "wannabe" cities. Berliners today crave acceptance.

Isn't it when we're at our most vulnerable that we most desperately crave acceptance, care, and leeway?

A British-Asian singer, rapper and producer, he craved acceptance based on merit, not cultural tokenism.

At the same time, he has always walked his own path and never particularly craved acceptance.

Ellison extracted invidious conclusions from this fact — he assumed that the musicians craved acceptance by white intellectuals.

"Born to be a background figure," he's the oddball hanger-on who craves acceptance and can never quite grasp why nobody likes him.

For Grosskurth, "He loved the thrill of living on the edge, but another part of him craved acceptance, respectability, and a quiet indolent life".