Sentence examples for with its acceptance from inspiring English sources

Later, in a 1968 biography of Keats, Gittings describes the importance of the poem: "The whole ode, in fact, has a borrowed air, and he acknowledged its lack of success by not printing it with the others ... Yet with its acceptance of the numb, dull and indolent mood as something creative, it set the scene for all the odes that followed".

When a behind-the-scenes decision must be "downloaded" to employees, the way it is communicated has a lot to do with its acceptance and eventual success or failure.

(Harvard, with its acceptance rate of 5.9perr cent, is soon to be overrun with riffraff).

U.M.B.C., with its acceptance rate of nearly 60percentt, places 159th among national universities.

Compare, for example, a college's acceptance rate for early decision candidates with its acceptance rate for regular decision candidates.

Compare, for example, a college's acceptance rate for early-decision candidates with its acceptance rate for regular candidates.

Although not intended to address reconstruction and scanner-dependent variation, it also involves the application of a smoothing filter (although non-Gaussian) to an image for the purpose of quantification, which combined with its potential acceptance by the PET community makes it an interesting measure for comparison with the SUVref methodology.

It was largely in reaction to this anecdotal tradition, with its uncritical acceptance of tales of astounding feats by pet cats and dogs, that Thorndike undertook his studies of learning under relatively well-controlled laboratory conditions.

But it has sabotaged its ability to adhere to these principles with its tacit acceptance of ineffective and discriminatory drug policies and its rejection of pragmatic, scientifically sound approaches.

With its widespread acceptance among cell phones and a transmission range of up to 30 feet, Bluetooth has an edge over infrared devices.

Armstrong's surrender – with its implicit acceptance of the charges the Usada had raised against him – made a contorted kind of sense on 25 August, as it does now, given the material in the book.