Sentence examples for for its acceptance from inspiring English sources

"Unsurprisingly," Emyr said, "it found little favour with the conservative Welsh establishment, which it fingered for its acceptance and promotion of a narrow and bigoted version of Welsh-language culture".

Greater credit is duly given to Darwin than to Wallace for the idea of evolution by natural selection; Darwin developed the theory in considerably more detail, provided far more evidence for it, and was primarily responsible for its acceptance.

Obviously, such a framework represents a paradigm shift and it will take time for its acceptance, adoption, and refinement.

That the original Gloria had been re-released two years earlier may have helped pave the way for its acceptance in Smith's hands.

Sinn Féin endorsed the agreement and campaigned aggressively for its acceptance in referenda that were passed in Northern Ireland and the republic in May.

His activities over nearly four decades at MoMA defined Modernism and laid the groundwork for its acceptance in the United States.

The high LBF value for Model 2 indicated very strong support for it and validated its acceptance (Beerli and Palczewski 2010).

He made the definition and adoption of a new system recognizable for others, made its acceptance an obligatory passage point for entering the network, and he became indispensable in the process, playing a focal role.

Wineapple's take is notable for its plain acceptance of Hawthorne's contradictions: a student of hypocrisy, he was a resolute Yankee who hated his patrimony.

In exchange for its political acceptance by secularists, al-Nahda has largely endorsed the relatively liberal social consensus instilled by Bourguiba.

The popularity of this sordid drama of an apprentice who murders his uncle-guardian influenced domestic tragedy in France and Germany, where the dramatist and critic G.E. Lessing, in his Hamburgische Dramaturgie (1767 69), paved the way for its critical acceptance.