Sentence examples for winning acceptance from from inspiring English sources

The new figure is already winning acceptance from scholars.

In winning acceptance from straights, he says, gays have become bland, sanitised and shallow.Thus, gay magazines have gradually dropped furtiveness and euphemism, but put in their place "a utopic vision of a post-gay-liberation subculture" in which nobody is scared, sick or ugly.

They won acceptance from black listeners and adoration from white ones.

But the local authority is struggling to win acceptance from all residents.

Because he won acceptance from both the feuding Yorkist and Lancastrian parties, he was elected archbishop of Canterbury in 1454.

IPM strategies for other pests are more likely to win acceptance from farmers when they are linked to varieties or management practices that raise cash income.

Under his tutelage, she performed the lead in a school play and finally won acceptance from her classmates.

The church immediately began citing the I.R.S. decision in its efforts to win acceptance from other governments and silence critics.

Some have compared their efforts to the struggle of gay men and lesbians to "come out" and win acceptance from society.

The New York attorney general is throwing the issue open by looking at practices that have not been accidents, and that have previously won acceptance from regulators.

They are also aware that their current apartheid policy won't work much longer internally and can't ever win acceptance from the rest of the world.