Sentence examples for accepted as believed from inspiring English sources

This paper purposely questions whether project-based terminology and definitions are actually as widely accepted as believed.

I base my forecast on a new study that, if it becomes as widely accepted as I believe it will be, may persuade Morningstar to add a third dimension to its famous "style box," transforming it into a "style cube".

Jadzia confronts him afterwards and finds out that he had already been in contact with the Albino who offered him a glorious death at the hands of forty of his best men, and Kang accepted as he believes the Albino's defences are impenetrable.

Spinning tolerance on its head, he further told the BBC that if modern society was as accepting as it believes itself to be, it would also find a space for that of Helmner's off-kilter assertions.

Not just believed: accepted as gospel, as doctrine for a charity fundraising empire, for a personal fortune and above all for a sport determined at all costs to put the 1990s legacy of drug use behind it.

An autistic culture has developed, with some individuals seeking a cure and others believing autism should be accepted as a difference and not treated as a disorder.

Although no strong stigma was attached to it, dementia is accepted as an old age problem and people believe nothing much can be done about it.

I also believed that I would be better accepted as an African-American student at an urban campus such as Penn.

He believes the evidence would not today be accepted as sufficient to establish a suicide verdict.

The House of Hapsburg believed itself dynastic ruler of Europe but was rarely accepted as such.

Buddhism did not believe in a God and yet it was accepted as a religion, he pointed out.