Sentence examples for more socially accepted from inspiring English sources

The understanding and experiencing of emotions of others seems to inhibit antisocial behavior [ 85], and adolescents who are able to perceive, handle, understand and express their emotions tend to experience better social relationships and are more socially accepted [ 86].

"I'm unhappy that I couldn't offer him a better social presentation, that I couldn't be in a category that's more socially accepted".

"The one difference is that Steeler fans are more socially accepted," Rubin said.

In other words, it's becoming more socially accepted for women to be tough and commanding leaders.

Many are latchkey children of the Generation X-cliché variety who grew up after the sexual revolution, when divorce had become routine and alternative sexual options, like bisexuality, have become more socially accepted.

For instance, in countries where ayahuasca has been historically used and is more socially accepted today, the experience may be considered more normal and therefore appeal to the mainstream.

Though more stigma is attached to teen pregnancy and teen motherhood, Western European countries are in general more socially accepting of sexual activity among teens, considering it age-appropriate behavior; instead of futilely telling students not to have sex, frank information about how to prevent pregnancy and STDs is prevalent in mass media such as commercials and movies.

For some women these may be attitudes that are hard to accept, pregnancy may be a time when they feel comfortable, able to eat with fewer limitations and overweight being more socially acceptable.

"They're more socially acceptable than cigarettes".

"But they've become more socially acceptable.

Both Simon LeVay and Dean Hamer accept the notion that men's sexual desires are more biologically fixed than women's, though they recognize that fluid female sexuality is more socially acceptable.