It was my moment of glory -- acceptance as a real New Yorker, at least by one person!
But at last I succumbed entirely to its ditzy glory, achieving serene acceptance.
Defend the countless hours, the late-nights wading through submissions, the pain and glory of rejections and acceptances.
There is nothing to attain, except right here right now, a peace, a joy, and an acceptance of the glory of now.
Both helped me to spend more time on my own, and not to seek acceptance in the reflected glory of other people's passing applause.
Never shouty or self-righteous, never callously glorying in slaughter, it demands respectful acceptance of our differences and the desire to resolve them in friendship.
To have caused controversy in Catalonia, Professor Bloom need only have dedicated his acceptance speech to the glories of Miguel de Cervantes, one of his greats but clearly a Spaniard.
But teachers -- some of them Kennedy graduates still cherishing memories of the school's glory days of science awards and Ivy League acceptance letters in the 1970's and 80's -- generally agree: the school has turned the corner.
Cherry's work is virtually consumed with the translation of hectic rhythm into fixed images, while his subjects have a Whitmanesque acceptance of themselves in their hairy and imperfect glory.
When the rejection or acceptance e-mail arrives, sometimes on a single computer, the glory, disappointment, envy and guilt play out under the same roof, threatening the single most important relationship in their lives, beyond the one with their parents.
Two years after China's acceptance into the World Trade Organization, two decades after Deng Xiaoping extolled the glories of being rich, a burgeoning middle class grows short on patience.
