Sentence examples for struggles for acceptance from inspiring English sources

Maths struggles for acceptance for several reasons.

Readers will identify with the heroine's struggles for acceptance among a competitive group of girls, and enjoy her journey to the enchanted Land of Ice and Winter.

Set in an all-black prep school where a student struggles for acceptance in the gospel choir, the play was commissioned by Manhattan Theater Club.

Black coaches' struggles for acceptance, in a game that black players have long dominated, gives the book a strong historical underpinning.

Thailand has long been a leader in progressive attitudes towards transgenderism and non-binary gender identities, however Rattanarak says this applies less in Thai workplaces where her community still struggles for acceptance.

Resonantly threaded into the story are elements of fantasy, Russian fairy tales and historical fact, creating, to use Barbara Tuchman's phrase, a distant mirror, in which Kate's adolescent struggles for acceptance, companionship, love and vocation are achingly, believably familiar and real.

Iranian graphic artists have won international acclaim but are still struggling for acceptance at home.

(The last time I checked, cannibalism and necrophilia were still struggling for acceptance).

Higher concentrations are no better, and ethanol companies are struggling for acceptance of E15 with drivers, who show little enthusiasm.

Thus begins his journey into boxing, which the graphic novel interweaves with Johnson's struggle for acceptance into white society.

China's relationship with western countries can be fruitfully understood in terms of a struggle for acceptance.