unaccepting造句

• But he said many Nepalese remained angry and unaccepting of their new king.
• Zuba soon grows unaccepting of Alex after realizing he is not a fierce warrior.
• The husband, Valmiki, is a closeted gay doctor in an unaccepting environment.
• He's changed tremendously, but the community is traditionally very unaccepting of the prodigal son returning home.
• However, there are families that remain unaccepting of gender nonconformity and correlate it to psychological or social problems.
• Similar to Orr, said Sinden, the root of Bourque's talent rests in his unaccepting, unrelenting nature.
• It's not hard to figure out she's an undocumented worker, submerged in an alien, unaccepting culture.
• Originally, international law was unaccepting of treaty reservations, rejecting them unless all parties to the treaty accepted the same reservations.
• It was unclear whether anger would keep building, or whether the curfews could calm those who remain unaccepting of their new monarch.
• The video shows several members brandishing their German passports as a demonstration of their German citizenship to skeptical and unaccepting'ethnic'Germans.
• Garofalo believes the abuses are the result of the alienation that gay teenagers face in a " culture that is often unaccepting ."
• He also had a two-month stint at the School of American Ballet, where he found both the teachers and students unaccepting and remote.
• Further, like Elvis Presley, some people are so unaccepting of his death that they maintain that he faked his death and is still alive.
• Despite claims that the Aztecs practiced widespread homosexuality and sexual deviance, there is much evidence that reveals that Aztec society was generally unaccepting of homosexual practices.
• But, the bottom line for the unaccepting owners is that the players still won't accept that cap or another equivalent for cost certainty, though.
• "In this culture, people are unaccepting, and it does impact morale, " said Bonnie Newman, the school's executive dean.
• After seeing a fellow student named Merle Bedi was outcast from her family because of her sexuality, Viveka realizes how unaccepting the people around her are of her sexuality.
• "A person suddenly feels he's dealing with someone more critical and unaccepting, and that changes the ease with which sex happens, " he avers.
• There will be bumps; Murphy saw his first effort at wedding the 28 existing major league clubs and the two on the near horizon to Nike dashed by unaccepting club owners.
• However, it says, most of the emotional disturbance homosexuals may feel about their orientation " is due more to a sense of alienation in an unaccepting environment ."