Sentence examples for acceptable to show from inspiring English sources

3. When is it acceptable to show doctored images and when is it not?

It also questions why it's perfectly acceptable to show, say a decapitated head on Instagram but not a woman's nipples.

Why is it acceptable to show images of Winehouse slurring her lyrics on stage high or drunk or both, under the guise of art?

The controversy over the video has raised questions about the role of Google in governing free expression by determining which content is acceptable to show online and which is not.

2. Learn how faking and manipulating photos is having a greater effect in the age of the pixel, by reading and discussing the article "The Camera Never Lies, but the Software Can". 3. In a fishbowl discussion, debate when and where it is acceptable to show faked photos, and how photojournalists and news editors should make such decisions.

"It's made it a little more acceptable to show these [tattoos] on the golf course.

Highlight the issue in hand and help people understand it better by writing blogs, sharing articles, or perhaps by doing live videos with meaningful messages; even tweeting hashtags of popular movements that support the theme is a perfectly acceptable way to show your support.

It is interesting to note that out of the three women running FTSE 100 businesses, two of them - Marjorie Scardino at the publishing group Pearson and Cynthia Carroll at the mining giant Anglo American - are from the US, where it is more acceptable for women to show their go-getting side.

"There are many music videos which are perfectly acceptable to be shown but it is also true that a lot of the videos by 50 Cent and others are not.

The Dovobet gel strategy seems more acceptable to patients, shows better overall adherence, and appears to be favorable from the pharmacoeconomic point of view than the ointment formulation for treatment of patients with mild-to-moderate psoriasis.

And that makes it more difficult for the company over all to show acceptable growth, on either the top or bottom lines of the balance sheet.