Sentence examples for feeling acceptable from inspiring English sources

Overall, patients were satisfied with AHTs, with 71.6 % feeling "very satisfied" or "satisfied", 24.2 % feeling "acceptable" and 1.6 % feeling "dissatisfied".

Those who engaged in services other than maternal and child health care and those who were less experienced, in a higher pay scale or were financially encouraged to deliver AHTs rated them higher compared with their colleagues (Table  5).> Overall, patients were satisfied with AHTs, with 71.6 % feeling "very satisfied" or "satisfied", 24.2 % feeling "acceptable" and 1.6 % feeling "dissatisfied".

Like any trauma, it is helpful to have affirmation that what we are feeling is acceptable and that someone understands.

Over time, society categorizes these feelings into acceptable and unacceptable, and the mask of performance creates a more accepted form in which to express them.

There may also be cultural explanations; just as Western notions of femininity have made the display of anxiety and sadness, and talking about feelings, more acceptable for women [ 78], so the endorsement of certain physical symptoms may be more acceptable for females.

In it, by all accounts, recognisable versions of the people we know in Life and Fate in scrubbed-bare form exist deeply layered, varnished in acceptable feeling and Stalinist sentiment.

"Well I didn't like it that much because, sometimes people were staring at it and I didn't want people to see what I was putting because it was about my issues and I don't want people to know" (Young Person 4) Many parents acknowledged that the iPad made completing SxS in the waiting room more acceptable, feeling that the tablet offered more privacy than a paper and pen based questionnaire.

This isn't to say these feelings aren't acceptable, but it does mean they are validated by a society in which power is monopolized by those of light skin, whereas concerns expressed by people of color are scrutinized by a ridiculous "playing the race card" theory.

But what if we were to create space for the feeling of being accepted, before we even became fully acceptable to ourselves?

I would have liked to have been told that what I was feeling is normal and acceptable and valid.

Does the panel think there is unconscious sexism going on, with employers feeling it is more acceptable to make a woman redundant because there is probably a man in the background supporting her? Charlotte: Most women don't have such luck.