Sentence examples for accepted no one from inspiring English sources

And, as has become all too accepted, no one seems focused on filling the role the Constitution demands of the Senate to look out for the public interest in the crucial opening days of the hearings, when the public is actually paying attention.

The only way to prevent that is to adopt the one solution, which, if accepted, no one would be able to predict who would win.

But when Hunsicker accepted, no one -- including Cedric -- could have known what they were in for.

In the NYT, author Saladin Ahmed critiqued the widely accepted "no one is off limits" premise of satire for its tendency to privilege those in power over marginalized groups.

It's funny, we were sitting in the finals room, the top 16 competitors, they had us backstage, and I mentioned to someone else, "Ah, it's all guys," and it's just sort of accepted, no one even has second thoughts about that … But I think it's just 'cause it's sort of probably just a repeating cycle.

He accepted no-one in the police Firearms Licensing Unit was guilty of acting in bad faith, but the system was not fit or purpose and decision-making was flawed.

"To this day," Stalin's old supporter accepts, "no one makes fun of it, not even in retrospect".

Moreover, many local Sunni leaders say that their constituents will accept no one who fought against Saddam's regime from exile or who participated in the governments which followed his demise.

Mr. Stewart said that his 10 Sandals resorts, which accept no one under 18, were designed with nooks where people can get away from others, in addition to diverse restaurants offering varied cuisines to guests who don't want to leave the resort.

Moreover, as usually stated, it is a sentiment that virtually all philosophers, medieval or otherwise, would accept; no one wants a needlessly bloated ontology.

There, they developed the idea, not widely accepted, that no one should treat schizophrenics who had not personally experienced schizophrenia.