Sentence examples for more accepted or from inspiring English sources

Some interviewees did express hierarchical attitudes when referring to visible differences, stating "the ones who have lighter skin color are more accepted" or "it maybe because they differ so much in appearance".

"At this point," Dr. Leibel said, "maybe we should be more accepting or responsive to the idea of surgical intervention for reducing or prevention of diabetes and its complications".

21 22 36 Revising expectations and becoming more accepting or realistic about one's limits can enable people to give themselves 'permission' to make important lifestyle changes (such as saying no to others, taking rests, delegating responsibilities, pacing activity, adjusting priorities).

They seem to get themselves involved in the community which I think is important…they just don't come here [practice] and go home (55-yo-female, rural) I think country people are maybe more relaxed, more accepting or something (55-yo-female, rural) Inclusion of students in the CoP was seen to enrich the practice and community.

Growing up with a brother or sister whom you perceive as being more accepted, celebrated or loved is hard.

Clearly this manoeuvre needs to be refined, or more accepted.

I do agree that young role-model characters should not smoke in movies, especially in a way which suggests that it makes them cooler or more accepted by their peers".

Clinical studies in critical care are often designed to compare two or more accepted treatment alternatives and not necessarily evaluation of a novel therapy.

On the one hand, I don't think comics have ever been more widely accepted or taken as seriously as they are now.

Very often, the goals we choose to pursue as adolescents have some deeper link or connection to believing we'll be more loved, accepted or admired for having achieved something "great".

Cheating has also become more accepted.