Sentence examples for more readily accepting from inspiring English sources

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

In turning its focus away from the high drama of conflict, This War of Mine runs counter to a broader cultural project that, through the lens of entertainment, makes us more familiar with — and perhaps more readily accepting of — war itself.

Next, people more readily accept a diagnosis if it is not serious.

Do we more readily accept (as true) sentences written in one typeface rather than another?

Cats are generally less sociable than dogs, who more readily accept a new pack member.

People with achondroplastic dwarfism, also detectable prenatally, are more readily accepted than ever before, with more accommodations than ever before.

However, when represented as nomograms or simple additive discrete pieces of information, scores are more readily accepted.

These are more readily accepted in a talk-show-type genre than in some traditional prime-time programming".

Her father, a translator of children's books and a university professor, more readily accepted her decision.

While young children are more readily accepted by their new peers, they are more likely to have problems with schoolwork.

Three decades ago, people tended to more readily accept environmental noise, said Ronald Eligator, a principal at Acoustic Dimensions, an acoustic consulting firm.