Sentence examples for reputation and acceptance from inspiring English sources

By understanding the impact and interaction of identity, achievement, reputation, and acceptance, we can begin to alter our own Mojo -- both at work and at home.

Like many aging artists, writers, and musicians, he became increasingly liberated in his later career from the conventions and restrictive rules that dominate the work of the young creator struggling to gain a reputation and acceptance.

This successful operation by Manson earned him reputation and the gradual acceptance of Western medicine by the local Chinese.

Jews harbor their own historically grounded fears about reputation, acceptance and negative stereotypes, and those anxieties have flared recently in articles in the Jewish press and in conversations about Mr. Weiner, Mr. Spitzer and Mr. Filner.

This story is a potent reminder not to take for granted New York's reputation as a safe haven of tolerance and acceptance.

Besides research, universities need to acknowledge holistic medicine to enhance its reputation and give it more widespread acceptance, said Dr. Allen Schoen of Sherman, a certified acupuncturist and chiropractic practitioner.

And an increasing number of "best college" rankings, such as those produced by the Washington Monthly, are using civic engagement as a benchmark, rather than acceptance rates, reputation and other traditional measures that tend to favor elite institutions.

"It would be healthy for our understanding and acceptance of this, and the reputation of the Prince of Wales, if we had greater public understanding of how he has assessed his own expenses," said Hodge.

She cultivated patience and acceptance.

That leaves protection and acceptance.

H.I.V. equals popularity and acceptance.