Sentence examples for accepted sight from inspiring English sources
To be accepted, sight unseen, where there can be no physical judgement passed seems more legit to me than many of the "real" people I meet who are vapid, condescending nitwits.
Eckelberry's time in the swamp is the last universally accepted sighting of one of these birds in the United States.
The last widely accepted sighting of a dodo was in 1662.
This means that MPs will have to swallow hard and accept sight unseen Kelly's proposals in their entirety, warts and all.
This prospect of financial independence goes far to explain his willingness to accept, sight unseen, a bride from five thousand miles away whom he had known only in his earliest infancy.
The generally accepted view is that Antarctica was first sighted in 1820 by American seal-hunters as well as by British and Russian explorers.
This standard view of development as a teleonomic (seemingly goal-directed; Mayr [1974]) process stands in stark contrast to the accepted view of evolution as non-programmatic, with no obvious end in sight.
Thus physicist Reginald James was asked if he could sing; others were accepted on sight because Shackleton liked the look of them, or after the briefest of interrogations.
At a news conference Tuesday night, Chinese reporters seemed to accept the sight of Lang Ping with U.S.A. stitched onto the back of her sweatsuit without fussing or fuming, perhaps because they remembered the many coaches imported by their own teams in preparation for Beijing's big show.
This time, with the deadline, as usual, already passed and no prospect of a generally accepted election in sight, United Nations managers decided to enforce the term limits.
