Sentence examples for wholly accepting from inspiring English sources

Her arms are wide-spread and wholly accepting of her sweet destiny.

The truth may be that we don't want to admit to ourselves that an African American president does not mean a society wholly accepting of all African Americans.

Nathanael Culverwel, Richard Cumberland, and the mystic Peter Sterry at Cambridge and John Norris at Oxford were influenced by Cambridge Platonism without wholly accepting its moral and religious ideals.

She is wholly accepting of the US food landscape around her, but is open to foreign alternatives, as her (very kind) essay "English Food" testifies: "When it comes to cakes and puddings, savouries, bread and tea cakes, the English cannot be surpassed".

I had been (foolishly) watching under the assumption the camp was a wholly accepting environment, so it came as a shock to me.

Bruce Jenner revealed Kim Kardashian has been wholly accepting of his being transgender, and Kanye West has something to do with it.

He wholly accepted the judgment of Darling and Dunlop.

"It's wholly accepted that preventative medicine is the way to go," he says.

"Anton was right to apologise quickly and without reservation and Laila has wholly accepted his apology.

Still, Burr maintained that he would not challenge Jefferson an assertion that Jefferson did not wholly accept.

Born without toes on his right kicking foot, Dempsey was wholly accepted by a small-market city that reveled in its underdog status.