Sentence examples for said acceptance from inspiring English sources

But since 1995, Professor Bibby said, acceptance has broadened substantially.

When it comes to travel, he said, acceptance and awareness are key.

Progressive Insurance, which began selling pay-as-you-drive policies in 1998 and now offers them in 27 states, said acceptance was strong among those eligible.

Pamela Wheeler, the chief negotiator for the players association, said acceptance was reluctant, but she added, "The players want to play basketball".

For many of the children and grandchildren of refugees, he said, acceptance of the current Vietnamese government's right to exist, though rarely an applause line, has at least become a legitimate debating point.

If the next parliament is also hung, and the Lib Dems again hold the keys to Number 10, Mr Cameron has said acceptance of his plan will be a deal-breaker.

But, he says, acceptance by society of atheism as a tenable position is growing.

That is something that worries government reformers and human rights workers, who say acceptance of the commission's work is essential for Peruvians to reconcile.

You mention that winning a Tony was one of the proudest moments of your life but then go on to say, "acceptance speeches are generally a graceless cavalcade of pomposity, crocodile tears and egregious false modesty".

We've lunged ahead in awareness and—I don't want to say "acceptance"—maybe communion on the subject of sexuality generally.

In the CNN interview, Rouhani said that acceptance of the Holocaust did not require the acceptance of the occupation of Palestine by Israel.