Sentence examples for matter of acceptance from inspiring English sources

"To me, it was a matter of acceptance," he adds.

Brooks's novels for older readers often centre on loss, and suggest that dealing with it is a matter of acceptance and stoicism.

"It's a matter of acceptance, and the more that companies do this, the more users will realize good content should be paid for".

Since the data for historicist theories consists of matters of acceptance and rejection at the community level, historicists must provide more information here in order to satisfactorily apply their theories to anything like a substantive part of the historical record.

There are no regrets after 16 years of marriage, rather a matter-of-fact acceptance of his lot and a forthright, chest-out stride into the future.

Similarly she writes of Lionel and Julia in two consecutive stories, "Night Vision" and "Light Into Dark," with an almost matter-of-fact acceptance of their tricky situation.

Mr. Wilson's matter-of-fact acceptance of the mythic in everyday life has always been one of his strengths.

Backstage, as the women fiddle with costumes, they have the matter-of-fact acceptance of nudity shared by strippers and sex professionals, an attitude without shame or any notion of sin.

As the show's token child, through whose eyes we are meant to see the world, Mr. Hall gives a terrific, straightforward performance that conveys a matter-of-fact acceptance of the fantastical.

(A typical example of postprandial conversation: "Poor Cousin Myrtle Williams is back in the asylum". "I'm sorry to hear that". "She tried to murder their cook".) Yet the dominant tone in such dialogue is a matter-of-fact acceptance, flavored with a gentle wonder, both sorrowful and amused.

And it's not a matter of blind acceptance.