Sentence examples for long for acceptance from inspiring English sources

It is a debate that pits those who celebrate a separate and flamboyant way of life as part of a counterculture against those who long for acceptance into the mainstream.

We want to feel valued, acknowledged and respected, and we long for acceptance and desire to experience a sense of belonging.

We long for acceptance, love, and connection.

"With the collapse of the mass communications model of the public sphere," writes Bender, "the historian who wishes to influence the public sphere need not long for acceptance on the op-ed page of the New York Times.

Lanier's desire to shun convention, even while he longs for acceptance, has deep roots.

Albright longed for acceptance, and found it important to win the approval of the men in her life.

But Young was also vulnerable and longed for acceptance in a city enraptured by the legend of Montana and his four Super Bowls.

In the long struggle for acceptance in a sport dominated by men, women's soccer traditionally drew attention for two big events — the World Cup and the Olympics — but little else.

A new generation across Germany has no personal memory of their country's long struggle for acceptance as a responsible European state and has little understanding of the complex system of agreements that anchor Germany's national identity into a broader European one.

Alex McLeish started the long fight for acceptance at Aston Villa alone as the club's hierarchy left their new manager on his own to face the fall-out from the close season's most contentious managerial move.

We learned about the LGBT community and its long struggle for acceptance and equality.