Sentence examples for hard-won acceptance from inspiring English sources

So the matchup in this year's presidential election comes as a watershed moment for her, symbolizing the hard-won acceptance of racial and religious minorities.

Across her career what you hear is a mixture of take-no-crap assertiveness and hard-won acceptance, belligerent attitude and genuine kindness.

In many later poems, there was a re-embrace of ordinary life: a return of sorts to the world of his nature poems, but with a sense of hard-won acceptance.

Ryan Dombal of Pitchfork Media wrote that Ocean exhibits "a timeless philosophy... one of hard-won acceptance and the acknowledgement that love and sex and loss will always draw legends to them".

When I read about Northrup's hard-won acceptance in Rock What You Got, the body image tome for teens by Katherine Schwarzenegger (yes, Arnold's daughter), I was eager to ask this leading authority in the field of women's health and wellness to share her secrets to success.

And gay activists, Voelkel said, regard Psalm 139 not as a proof text, but an affirmation of their already "hard-won and deeply discerned" understanding of God's acceptance and embrace.

In giving his own acceptance speech, Mr. Corzine, emotional and exhausted after his overwhelming but hard-won victory over former Gov. Jim Florio, seemed to be thinking more about how soon he would be able to take a vacation than about his next opponent.

The triumph was hard-won.

That freedom was hard-won.

That is a hard-won truth.

A sacrifice of hard-won dignity?