Sentence examples for fair acceptance from inspiring English sources

It is the fair acceptance, Sir, creates The entertainment perfect, not the cates.

The courtesy is exaggerated, but not to the extent of satirising his enterprise or his guest: "It is the fair acceptance, sir, creates/ The entertainment perfect, not the cates".

Shall will in others seem right gracious, And in my will no fair acceptance shine?

We need acceptance from cis people, and -- to be fair -- acceptance seems to be increasing, but is it acceptance of us for who we are?

He was, however, too embarrassed to say the word "gay", so the 22-year-old David assumed, with a shrug of fair-enough acceptance, that he was being ejected from the family home because of his fondness for his bong: "I guess I could have pinned him down, I just hadn't seen the point.

The Guardian's spokesman makes a fair point: "The acceptance of advertising or partnership content in no way affects our editorial position.

As a result of this thirteen-year effort, by 2009 there was a fair amount of acceptance and support within the Bank for the new knowledge management objectives, and this case is more focused on how the Bank approached achieving their knowledge management-related goals and overcoming the associated internal transformational challenges.

There's a fair sprinkling of acceptance in Rab Douglas' voice as he dissects his career; one littered with success and crushing lows.

Sure, today I have tools, coping skills and the knowledge from experience that I know I will smile and laugh and be happy again, but for a moment (sometimes brief, sometimes not) the pain is suffocating, life's not fair, and finding acceptance is a challenge.

More fundamentally, there is currently a huge sandbag blocking fair trade from further acceptance: mainstream economics holds that it is largely futile, or even counter-productive.

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