Sentence examples for rather of acceptance from inspiring English sources

In your poem "A Marriage for the Millennium," I think you manage to portray a definite gulf between a man and a woman, and at the same time it's not a poem of distress but, rather, of acceptance, about a woman who, even if the man is busily reading the newspaper and not wishing to address certain questions, is, nonetheless, content in their union.

The show is not built around mystery, rather a sense of acceptance and belonging.

A rather high level of acceptance and perceived benefits was found, indicating that the majority of the young adults with Wajong benefits in this study have learned to live with their illness or disability and even perceives some long-term beneficially consequences of their long term conditions.

There is none of the moralising of his predecessor, Hogarth; rather, an acceptance of humanity in the raw.

In this sense, the governmental choice studied here is not based on an evaluation of which organizational form is acceptable but rather on the degree of acceptance of organizational forms.

Historian Satz says this symbolized disagreement rather than acceptance of the terms of the treaty.

With a shrug of acceptance rather than indignation, she laughed and showed me a plastic key chain that had been mailed to her.

But even at the height of it all, Mr. Harrison saw beyond Beatlemania and pop stardom when he asserted, in a tone of acceptance rather than bitterness, "All things must pass".

It is true that these indicators are measures of acceptance, rather than scientific data validating the construct.

Jobert and Rogers (2008) take the valuation concept as the starting point, rather than the dynamics of acceptance sets, with the valuation functional being the negative of a risk measure.

This trend has generated a growing culture of acceptance rather than simply tolerance.