Sentence examples for more acceptance than from inspiring English sources

"I think there is a lot of hatred, but there is also a lot more acceptance than there was," he replied.

And there is more acceptance than anger among the patients, whose good behavior is rewarded with various incentives, like art therapy, Chinese food, exercise facilities and, at times, early discharge.

As with skateboarding hotspots, some sites gain more acceptance than others.

However, while initially gaining more acceptance than classical realism, neorealism has also provoked strong critiques on a number of fronts.

Although on a worldwide basis this is largely a result of the high number (estimated at 1.2 billion) of adherents to Catholicism, even in the United States, where Protestants outnumber Catholics and where anti-evolution sentiment runs high, there is more acceptance than non-acceptance of evolution among Christians, based on statements from their organizing bodies or spokespersons.

Males have more acceptance than females.

Yes, there is discrimination, but I don't find more acceptance in Manhattan than in Queens.

This was not quite true: as Mr. Gavin has documented, she appeared frequently on "Your Show of Shows" and other television shows in the 1950s, and in fact "found more acceptance" on television "than almost any other black performer".

Finally, as shown in Table 3, while Professor Jones accurately predicted the acceptance level in three of his five classes, he inaccurately predicted that his nonmajors (D) and mixed majors/nonmajors courses' (A and B) students would exhibit more acceptance of evolution than students in his majors classes (F).

I was met with more acceptance and compassion than I ever could have imagined.

It has been proposed that southern Chinese people may have more effective coping strategies and more acceptance of pain than their Western counterparts [ 7, 12, 20].