Sentence examples for acceptable ideas from inspiring English sources

The range of acceptable ideas does not always bend toward justice, but it does change over time.

It's too bad that you didn't write about some of his less than acceptable ideas as reflected in his recent article in the journal Foreign Affairs.

Overton described a method for moving that window, thereby including previously excluded ideas, while excluding previously acceptable ideas.

The chief strategy for shifting the range of the acceptable ideas to discuss is known as moving the "Overton window".

By the same token, in Kashmir, social media discourses - no matter how radical or outside the political mainstream of acceptable ideas - can hardly be seen as the cause of violence.

It is not a very acceptable idea to me that we are Negro Crusaders.

Rather distressingly, a sizable number of the crowd take the hippy ethos of the venue to heart and decide naked stagediving is an acceptable idea.

While Mr Bush keeps pushing the need for a guest-worker programme, albeit with hints that the "triggers" might be an acceptable idea, many voter-endangered Republicans see the electoral sense of keeping the immigration pot boiling.

After a night of narrowly dodging the REM cycle and avoiding anything resembling good sleep, smashing the snooze button a dozen times seems like a totally acceptable idea.

Jefferson gave a few excuses about being too busy to do more for slaves in his second verse, then had to nerve to ask if Douglass and him were "cool" now that he's free (as if "let's move on and forget about slavery" has ever been an acceptable idea).

In line, Freud saw humor as a defense mechanism, a coping strategy whereby unacceptable impulses are deliberately transformed -- or sublimated -- into socially-acceptable ideas or behaviors.