Sentence examples for acceptability into from inspiring English sources

"An Old Woman and her Cat" describes the stubborn resistance of an ageing free-spirited vagrant as she descends from a life of capable street-trading and marginal social acceptability into the homelessness of an outcast.

It is this freedom that has allowed her to push the limits of acceptability into the realms of hate-speech, and in turn encouraged the tabloids she writes for to do the same.

Still, he said, sounding a bit surprised: "Punk has finally made it into acceptability.

Joining a weight-loss programme, Plum longs to erase her own edges, to shrink into acceptability: "I wanted to become smaller so I wouldn't be seen.

Shankar defines herself as a feminist: as a teenager in San Diego, she joined a feminist group, and she's pleased that the term has, in her view, passed back into acceptability.

Yet as a capsule of their time they also seem happy to take risks, following a cornily keytar-abetted "Call Me" with a bold cover of Frankie Goes to Hollywood's "Relax" which only Harry's iconic status soft-soaped into acceptability.

Some of what needs to be done to kick liberal capitalism back into acceptability has been outlined in this survey: moves to punish corporate wrong-doers and to fill the power vacuum that is leading executives to line their bank accounts; moves to separate business and government in order to preserve government's role as an arbitrator and counterweight, rather than as a corporate poodle.

However, our trial provided clear insights into acceptability and practicability regarding long-term treatment modalities for blood pressure.

Additional information, such as provider practices and fees, enabled families to incorporate dimensions of acceptability and affordability into their decisions.

An evaluation of a new training method is incomplete without an inquiry into acceptability by the focused participants.

We considered a group size of five adequate to provide insight into acceptability, even though this was a limitation imposed by the specific videoconferencing technology.