Sentence examples for is truly accepted from inspiring English sources

I guess you can rebel against society but when everything is accepted, what is truly accepted?" Donald Glover's own act of public rebellion happened in 2013 when he left the role of the childlike Troy Barnes on Community at the start of its fifth season to concentrate on Childish Gambino.

And even after several generations here, those Koreans have never been truly accepted into Japanese society.

To be truly accepted here is to be picked to stand on a chair and lead a song.

Twelve months ago, there was a feeling Murray needed to win Wimbledon to be truly accepted by the British public.

It might not be a new act, yet I don't feel it's one which will ever be truly accepted in modern Britain.

Saint Stephen's Crown, greatly venerated crown of Hungary, the symbol of Hungarian nationhood, without which no sovereign was truly accepted by the Hungarian people.

"This award tonight would have humbly validated Heath's quiet determination to be truly accepted by you all here, his peers within an industry he so loved".

Some researchers, including Dr. Eisenberg of Harvard, say alternative therapies will not be truly accepted as mainstream until scientists can prove not just that they work, but how.

Do you not realise that to be truly accepted as a diva, you must compensate for your burdensome conduct with unrivalled fabulousness?

Diplomacy aside, some Sahrawis say they have never been truly accepted by the Moroccan authorities, and feel that they are living under an occupation, even if they believe independence is not a viable option.

Yet, it wasn't until 1914 that Vrooman's discoveries were truly accepted when he was accompanied by W.L. Dawson, a California ornithologist who witnessed the adult, nest and egg, and captured a photograph of the nest (Dawson 1915).