Sentence examples for accepted indeed from inspiring English sources

Multiple answers accepted; indeed, expected.

The notorious School Kids issue of Oz magazine, published in 1970, reflected a form of personal rebellion that was widely accepted – indeed demanded – in some alternative circles.

This score is very well codified and widely accepted: indeed the use of this score to predict mortality risk is codified by International Guidelines [ 44].

It is widely accepted, indeed, that these sexual hormones can protect women against bone loss during the reproductive age [ 2, 3].

The Muslim Brotherhood, Mr. Morsi's Islamist movement, accepts — indeed excels at — electoral competition.

Christians should accept, indeed affirm, this shift, seeing secular humanism as an indirect expression of Christian values.

Mr. Magnus's overarching argument is that China still lacks the organizations and institutions that accept — indeed welcome — the risk-taking that holds the key to technological innovation.

Second, the European Central Bank could engage in much more expansionary policy, among other things buying lots of government debt, and accepting — indeed welcoming — the resulting inflation; this would make adjustment in Greece and other troubled euro-zone nations much easier.

And this is how she has lived - accepting, indeed embracing, every challenge.

Aesthetic philosophy accepts, indeed celebrates, the ontological diversity of aesthetic entities as a documentation of the intellectual breadth, relevance, and importance of the discipline.

Indeed, it's accepted, so you probably should.