Sentence examples for deal of acceptance from inspiring English sources

"It took a great deal of acceptance for me to come to terms with being an alcoholic," Eckersley said.

"There seems to have been surprisingly little opposition and a great deal of acceptance, which is surprising considering that if you had wanted to fight in the trenches you would have had to have lied about your age if you were 15 and convince the recruiter that you were 18. "The public doesn't appear to have rallied very much against it.

When she finally won the Best Actress Oscar, in 1986, for portraying Carrie Watts in Horton Foote's "The Trip to Bountiful," a year before her death, she spent a great deal of her acceptance speech thanking Foote.

Portrayals of young queer people and their parents, from Ma Vie En Rose to Pariah, are generally fraught with pain and rejection, or at minimum deal with the struggles of acceptance.

Indeed, some of the major observations in the studies of SOC and diabetes have dealt with acceptance of the disease and the subjective assessment of health state.

Although open access has received a great deal of attention, and a degree of acceptance by some subscription publishers, only about 10% of the biomedical literature is published in this format.

Brooks's novels for older readers often centre on loss, and suggest that dealing with it is a matter of acceptance and stoicism.

Each of J. K. Rowling's four best-sellers features at least one important contest, be it an intramural match or the International World Cup, and a great deal of skinny little Harry's acceptance at Hogwarts School for Witchcraft and Wizardry is based on his talent for the game.

While no official comment has yet been circulated, there are sufficient indications of acceptance for those portions of the message dealing with foreign affairs.

The novelty of this use of the telegraph in crime-fighting generated a great deal of publicity and led to increased acceptance and use of the telegraph by the public.

Radio stations in Malaysia chose to garble the part of the lyrics dealing with the acceptance of the LGBT community, due to censorship in the country, on content that may be deemed offensive.