Sentence examples for gained acceptance among from inspiring English sources
In recent decades Pentecostalism has gained acceptance among other Christians, and Pentecostal practices like healing services have been adopted in many other churches.
Grotius emphasized the freedom of the high seas, a notion that rapidly gained acceptance among the northern European powers that were embarking upon extensive missions of exploration and colonization around the world.
Despite his extreme youth, Vernon quickly gained acceptance among his fellow magicians, largely because of his astonishing versatility in the realm of close-up magic (cups and balls, linking rings, etc).
The idea that human memory is frail and suggestible has gradually gained acceptance among leaders in law enforcement, buttressed by more than 2,000 scientific studies demonstrating problems with witness accounts and the DNA exonerations of at least 190 people whose wrongful convictions involved mistaken identifications.
Targeted methods have gained acceptance among proteomics community to perform quantitative experiments.
The International Digital Publishing Forum's XML-based standard format has gained acceptance among major trade book publishers.
He held adult classes, discussed it in the temple bulletin, even mentioned it during Friday services, as a way to gain acceptance among members for the event.
Rand was continually frustrated by her failure to gain acceptance among academic philosophers, most of whom dismissed (or were simply unaware of) her work.
AT a time when artificial stoppers are slowly gaining acceptance among buyers of low- and medium-priced wines, the tight-fitting synthetic corks on three sprightly 2003 Palmer Vineyards whites are welcome.
In her latest book, "I Love a Man in Uniform" (Weinstein Books), she describes her unlikely marriage in 2002 to a soldier who taught at West Point and her struggles to gain acceptance among Army wives and their husbands.
