absolute acceptance

Others wonder if absolute acceptance is possible.

Lamb dedicated the chapel to the mother of God, whom he regards as embodiment of absolute acceptance and love.

The esthetics also had an absolute acceptance, based on a provocative logic: Being different from others through outlandish costumes and makeup.

These included absolute acceptance of any circumstance and consistent good cheer in the face of any difficulty.

In the law of contracts, the mirror image rule, also referred to as an unequivocal and absolute acceptance requirement states that an offer must be accepted exactly with only two modifications.

In contrast to modern science, he saw traditional thought as having a limited awareness of theoretical alternatives and, consequently, displaying "an absolute acceptance of the established theoretical tenets" (Horton, 1967, pp.

Both of the author's parents, but especially her mother, were betrayed by their absolute acceptance of the bush code, which said that "when disaster struck what mattered was unflinching courage and the refusal to consider despair."

He felt that it had been an absolute acceptance of him, as a man and as a human being, that somehow, here before them all, Taniquel and he had suddenly become more intimate than lovers.