Sentence examples for ensuing acceptance from inspiring English sources
With the ensuing acceptance of 20th-century concepts of design and structure in architecture, the new large-scale use of mosaics became a distinctive feature (e.g., the National Autonomous University of Mexico).
The ensuing acceptance of the idea that beauty was to be studied independently of truth and goodness produced a tendency not merely to regard beauty as something added to a building (rather than conceptually inseparable from the truth and goodness of its structure and function) but to regard beauty as limited to visual and emotional qualities.
The ensuing mood of stoic acceptance, for all the day-to-day, safety-valve grumbling, did not last for ever.
Vahla shows us her character's eventual acceptance of his condition and – eloquently embodied by Opoku-Addaie – the ensuing interplay between exhaustion and the will to survive.
Of course, broad acceptance of possible worlds is not as such commitment to a specific reply to the ensuing query: what kinds of entitites are such worlds?
If this biochemical potion is well received, a deep reciprocal kiss will ensue, establishing or maintaining primal feelings of acceptance, approval and an intense sense of wellbeing.
