Sentence examples for acceptable in part from inspiring English sources

Singapore made its programme acceptable in part by rebranding it as NEWater.

"But I think you can create conditions so that those who use terror as a tool are less acceptable in parts of the world".

"It's wholly acceptable in parts of the Middle East to chop off the hands of thieves but we wouldn't tolerate it here and it's just the same when it comes to racism".

Now he is at pains to present a more acceptable face, in part because of his aspirations to lead the party, whose current leaders are in their 80s.

Gilbert Roland is good-looking and quite acceptable in the part of Paul.

Guiding President Obama through a meal, Bourdain declared, "Slurping is totally acceptable in this part of the world".

Eying a large sausage that was floating in the broth, Obama asked, "Is it generally appropriate to just pop one of these whole suckers in your mouth, or do you think you should be a little more — " "Slurping is totally acceptable in this part of the world," Bourdain declared.

Intergenerationally, I looked at why spanking children was more acceptable 50 years ago than today, and why it is still more acceptable in certain parts of the country.

It became acceptable -- in some parts, even hip -- to be Indian, which was not the case when I came to America in 1977.

Minor variations in other rules continued until the late 19th century; for example, it was not acceptable in many parts of Europe as late as the mid-19th century to promote a pawn to a queen if a player still had the original queen.

"I'm not sure about that," Carter replied, suggesting that "violence and destruction and hatred and animosity and discrimination seem to me to be becoming more acceptable in some parts of the world".