Sentence examples for height of acceptance from inspiring English sources
From the height of acceptance in his own time, Tennyson fell into that limbo of the Great Unread.
At the height of acceptance of the hypothesis that light waves are carried by a pervasive ether, the question of whether the motion of the Earth through space dragged the ether with it was tested (1887) by A.A. Michelson and Edward W. Morley of the United States by looking for variations in the velocity of light as it traveled in different directions in the laboratory.
At the height of his fame and acceptance in the white world, he bowed out of a United States government-sponsored good-will trip behind the Iron Curtain in protest of official inaction.
But even at the height of it all, Mr. Harrison saw beyond Beatlemania and pop stardom when he asserted, in a tone of acceptance rather than bitterness, "All things must pass".
Now, he spoke of acceptance.
For Maela, "the greatest form of acceptance is self-acceptance.
As are levels of acceptance.
It's a form of acceptance".
But hints of acceptance are emerging.
Everyone has reached a stage of acceptance.
