Sentence examples for not only acceptance from inspiring English sources

It is likely, however, that the social and cultural context of student learning affects not only acceptance but also knowledge.

Not only acceptance, but also knowledge of evolution, is higher for those students who had been taught evolution (but not creationism) in high school (Moore et al. [2009]).

As I figured out that others appreciated my post-baby body, I developed not only acceptance -- but my own love for it.

Today, Santería has emerged from the shadows of a Cuban society now at liberty to practice religion, and is witnessing an increase in not only acceptance but popularity.

The fact that the majority of our patients were well-educated and young (a median age of 55 years) may have also facilitated not only acceptance but also adherence.

For instance, pain acceptance seems to be a more general concept that includes acceptance of other kinds of unpleasant experiences, and it seems that general acceptance and not only pain acceptance could have positive effects on pain [ 44].

And while Obama's presidency might seem to signal a new era in which black people are accepted, life is not only about "acceptance".

Two high schoolers made headlines for not only receiving acceptance letters from Harvard, but from several Ivy League schools: Kwasi Enin -- who was accepted to all eight Ivy Leagues -- and Avery Coffey, who was accepted to five.

This approach might not only increase acceptance, but may also offer a possible pathway to increase awareness while decreasing avoidance symptoms.

Fourth, detection of HPV viral persistence not only requires acceptance, it requires compliance with follow-up; that is, viral monitoring may not be applicable to populations of women with poor follow-up.

We consider institutional measures and policies as equally crucial not only for individual acceptance but for societal acceptability [ 89].