Sentence examples for more accepting than from inspiring English sources

And taxpayers may be more accepting than the politicians think.

All religious groups are more accepting than they were in polls taken between 2008 and 2009.

Women are slightly more accepting than men, and white people appear more tolerant than black people.

Britons are much more accepting than Americans, although attitudes are changing there too.Mr McCormack attributes this change to two things.

Still, you can't help feeling that the company she keeps is less sexist and more accepting than, say, the old crowd at Partisan Review.

When Dwight's sister, who has endeavoured to move on from family tragedy, calls her brother "weak", his response is more accepting than self-justifying.

We set up home in a tiny village in Wales, where we were more accepted than in the city.

Correctly or not, many of them say they believe that they are more accepted than they would be at secular schools.

I said, 'And who treated us fairly?'" These days, he says, "the neo-Nazis are more accepted than the Sinti in Germany".

"Violent war games are more accepted than sexuality," says my brother James.

An agreement to hide incriminating evidence seems so blatantly wrong, but unfortunately it seems more accepted than condemned.