Sentence examples for envisions acceptance from inspiring English sources
But his estate, taking advantage of a provision in British law that envisions "acceptance in lieu" of taxes, has now blunted that burden by donating works by two influential 19th-century French artists, Corot and Degas, to British arts institutions.
Herman would like to find the utopia that Singer himself envisioned in his Nobel Prize acceptance speech, where one can "attain all possible pleasures" and "still serve God".
As Darwin envisioned it, with the acceptance of his theory, "a grand untrodden field of inquiry will be opened" in biology and natural history.
Finally they were asked about how they envision the community's acceptance of the practice of KMC both within and outside their homes.
In rightly repudiating men's sexual objectification of women, and women's uncomplaining endurance of it in the interest of social acceptance, "Neighbors 2" envisions a segregation of the sexes that, while aimed at breaking the unquestioned cycle of a sexualized social life, also pushes aside the very question of heterosexual relationships and it pushes aside sex itself.
In our era of global interconnectedness, peace can only be envisioned on the basis of mutual respect and the acceptance of diversity.
As you breathe in, envision a beautiful golden light that represents love and acceptance.
The next step to acceptance and community engagement is providing a way for the community to envision how this innovation might affect them" (Denning and Dunham 2010, p. x).
As durability of efficacy receives more attention, extended randomized controlled trials are envisioned, with greater use of add-on rescue therapy to enable prolonged double blinding, and greater acceptance of post hoc analyses may be required.
Acceptance, acceptance, acceptance".
