Sentence examples similar to fragmented acceptance from inspiring English sources
We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.
But acceptance by trusts is still fragmented, and I suspect that few suggestions by patients result in many changes – even minor ones.
However, acceptance of these rights was more fragmented when individuals applied them at the household level and with respect to children's and sexual rights.
Second, the view of nationalism that may not be as monolithic as Swyngedouw depicts for Spain but more heterogeneous and fragmented as in Catalonia, with important implications for the acceptance of the Rhône project.
A practising Buddhist (he might well emphasise the practising, as he's previously spoken of being a beginner), Saunders threads his fragmented narrative with many of the religion's key tenets: the acceptance of flux; of relinquishing all attachments; of repetition and cycles; of the journey away from the self towards an indivisible whole.
So my love blueprint was fragmented; I wasn't use to safety and security and full acceptance of who I was as I was, so I was looking for that in that man.
The result is an increasingly fragmented world, characterised by competition, protectionist measures, closed systems and a diminishing acceptance of common "rules of the game" in trade and innovation (e.g. intellectual property rules).
However, the published literature on attitudes towards population screening for dementia is diverse and fragmented and it is unclear what specific factors promote or reduce screening acceptance the most therefore it is difficult to draw clear conclusions.
Acceptance, acceptance, acceptance".
