Sentence examples for direction of acceptance from inspiring English sources

At the end of the course, students reported changes in the direction of acceptance of evolution; however, McKeachie et al. (2002) suggested this result was biased because a disproportionate number of the students who either failed to complete the posttest or dropped the class were those who did not accept evolution.

Given the evidence of public views moving quickly in the direction of acceptance of LGBT rights, many gay rights activists would prefer to wait a few more years before bringing a marriage equality case to the Supreme Court.

After six months a subset of patients changed their minds about euthanasia and PAS (8% - 26% depending on the scenario), most often in the direction of initial acceptance to later rejection.

The momentum is in the direction of more acceptance, less bigotry.

As a therapist, and general lover of humanity, I'm both hopeful and excited to see us all head in the direction of our shared acceptance of one another because we are all born out of the same darkness.

Photons were initialized by selecting a location on the fiber face in contact with the medium and were launched into a direction within the fiber cone of acceptance; both location and direction were sampled from uniform distributions.

Excitation photons were initialized by selecting a location on the fiber face, which is modeled in contact with the turbid medium at the air/medium interface z = 0, and were launched into a direction within the fiber cone of acceptance, where the acceptance angle was given as Θ a = asin (NA n medium ) ; both the location and the direction were sampled from uniform distributions.

Photons were initialized by selecting a location on the fiber face in contact with the medium and were launched into a direction within the fiber cone of acceptance, given as θ a = s i n − 1 (N A n ), with the fiber numerical aperture (NA) and the index of refraction of the medium given by n.

Thank goodness that as time marches on, the societal tides are starting to turn in the direction of more inclusivity and acceptance, but for some people, an integral part of who they are -- their sexual or gender identity -- is cause for contention and hatred from strangers.

Such steps, in the direction not of mere tolerance but of acceptance, make the Boy Scouts' decision to exclude gay members seem all the more ridiculous.

The paper evaluates and extends the area of acceptance sampling in two directions.