Sentence examples for trying to be accepted from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't trying to be accepted by the jazz community," she said of her early career.

Belle said: "Like Stella in the film, much of my life has been about trying to break the mould of what a harpist is meant to be like – trying to be accepted in popular music and trying to turn people's opinions around of what the harp can be".

But even with that they are trying to be accepted just the way they are".

She goes home with him for the holidays desperately trying to be accepted by his family.

It was me subconsciously trying to be accepted by the white man.

Maybe if video game films stopped trying to be accepted as something they inherently aren't, we just may get somewhere positive in the future.

Wednesday especially, I was trying to be accepting.

My brothers and sisters don't care, and my father's trying to be accepting.

"For the last 35 years, Penney has tried to be accepted as a department store, and during unusually good times, it does very well," said Bernard Sosnick, an analyst at Gilford Securities.

Thirty-three yeago ago, I tried to be accepted into the Air Force wing of the National Defense Academy, a pre-cursor to being an officer in the Indian military.

In the fairy tale 'The Six Servants', the princes who wished to win the hand of the beautiful princess and tried to be accepted by the sorceress Queen, had to complete difficult and almost impossible tasks.