Sentence examples for more accepted because from inspiring English sources

Screw caps, once considered sacrilege in the industry and a sign of cheap wine, are becoming more accepted because bottling technology has improved and corks can degrade.

All these people are made to feel safer and more accepted because I am out and I am safe and I am accepted.

"A pad mind-set is much more embracing the period and is much more accepting because it's part of being a woman," Ms. Perez-Ayala said.

My family is more accepting because I'm 30, it's no longer "just a phase" and I'm making good money mainly because of who I am.

The friends I have now are a lot more accepting because we're all kind of cut from the same weird cloth.

Is race still relevant, or should I aspire to be like those peers who smugly imply they are all the more accepting because they're "colorblind"?

I know as a society that we are aching to be more accepting because I know that I'm not the only one who feels this way.

But I'm more accepting because of what's... what I've had done to me recently (412) I've had [an appointment] for the stoma nurses but I've never considered them to be the ones to ask about this problem... didn't realise that they were the people to approach (118) Men usually gave more than one reason for their help seeking behaviour.

"It's much more accepted now because most of the modern coaches have much more knowledge of that area," he said.

Failure has become more accepted now because it means you have tried something difficult.

The UKPDS outcomes model is one of the more accepted simulation models, because it is based on prospectively registered data [ 13].