Sentence examples similar to more accepted non from inspiring English sources

This sequence was chosen to attempt to mitigate the possibility of learning and transfer, particularly within the pretest, from the potentially more accepted non-human example to the human example, as well as to more accurately reflect a real-world testing situation.

But in the last 10 years, he has found, audiences have changed, more readily accepting non-Western artistic sensibilities.

Why? Exposure to porn may cause heterosexual men to be more accepting of "non-traditional sexual situations".

In 2016, we still very much live in a gender binary world -- though with degrees of fluidity in between, and one that will hopefully become less rigid and more accepting of non-binary people in the future.

In cultural terms, countries in Western Europe have progressed further in the process of the Second Demographic Transition than Eastern European countries (Fokkema and Liefbroer 2008; Sobotka 2008) and therefore are likely to have a cultural climate that is more accepting of non-traditional family forms such as LAT or cohabitation (Kiernan 2001; Levin 2004).

Diagnostic evidence of diastolic dysfunction can be obtained invasively, or - which is probably more accepted in clinical routine - non-invasively by tissue Doppler.

For example, the transition costs to a non-racist code are much more from an already accepted racist code than from an already accepted non-racist one.

"I wanted to be more accepted in the community and with my non-Sikh friends," he said.

They have always accepted non-black applicants.

They have always accepted non-Black applicants.

I can't think of another place in America where non-binary children would be more accepted at school and in society as a whole.