Sentence examples for too much acceptance from inspiring English sources

I'd almost be afraid of too much acceptance.

There was too much acceptance in it, a disarming lack of judgment.

"There's far too much acceptance that this is normal for a Friday or Saturday night," he said.

"There's been too much acceptance," said congressional campaign expert Frances Lee, "in the narrative that failure to pass stuff is the key to understanding the fate of the party going forward".

As a rabbi on a college campus, I have encountered far too much pain, far too much shame, and far too much acceptance of a culture of sexual violence.

Lynch worries that there's too much submissive acceptance of these technologies by the public, without consideration of exactly how this data is collected and used.

Neither should worry too much about an acceptance speech.

Well, the producers shouldn't spend too much time working on their acceptance speeches.

But another case could be made that we live in a society that loves black culture -- but doesn't like black people all too much -- and what might look like acceptance is just downright thievery. .

Parents of teenagers have long walked a fine line between helping a child grease the wheels of social acceptance, and stressing physical appearance too much.

It won't be perfect, it will be a compromise, and it doesn't mean happy families or restored bonds – there is often too much damage, too much sadness – but it might mean acceptance and, the big word, forgiveness.