Sentence examples for crave acceptance from from inspiring English sources

2. We crave acceptance from our peers: Not only do we need to create a bank of experiences, we need people to notice and acknowledge our balances.

Stiller's character in the new movie alternates between craving acceptance from his sophisticated elders and admiration from hipsters 20 years his junior.

While the rest of society is giving these industries the proverbial middle finger as they take charge of their bodies, a minority of Muslim women who crave acceptance and validation from a hostile environment, that labels them as terrorists, are conforming to norms that contradict the concept of the hijab.

For a moment, it appeared that Caitlyn had gotten what she'd always craved: acceptance for who she is, and not the person others wanted her to be.

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

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?

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

From being the eager-to-please "ginger kid" who craved acceptance to his steely focus in overcoming adversity, he has not only proved the doubters wrong but perhaps proved something to himself.

Most of them, in answering questions, said they came from broken or troubled homes, lacked self-esteem or felt depressed, and craved acceptance.

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