Sentence examples for accepted well from inspiring English sources

The Associated Press reported that on Sunday Sam shook hands with two reporters at Rams Park and accepted well wishes, but did not offer further comment.

Their story is probably common among people who live far from cities where same-sex marriage had been accepted well before the supreme court's ruling.

Because the film was such a late entrant, offered and accepted well past the deadline, arrangements in Cannes have been somewhat chaotic.

News that there would be no bowl game this season for the Wildcats (3-0) was not accepted well in Kentucky.

A suboptimal hip centre was achieved in the remaining subjects; however, due to good stability, the patients accepted well the residual length discrepancy (in all cases <1.5 cm).

Virtual knowledge assessments have also been accepted well by students; a general belief is that a regular knowledge assessment increases knowledge retention and reduces the stress related to adopting big amount of content.

Or think of it this way: just because the gay teen-agers on "Glee" are accepted, well-adjusted, loved by their peers, and able to kiss on television without consequence in their fictionalized reality does not mean that a poor, young, gay teen-ager living in the red-state South is not having a hard time of it.

Theoretical tests aim to show that a discovery operation is inconsistent with accepted, well-corroborated, empirical theories.

To date, there is no generally accepted, well-proven, effective treatment for this condition.

NHANES analytic laboratories, along with the broader scientific community, are beginning to define accuracy with the use of a "traceability" process that links the results from an individual sample to a formally accepted, well-documented reference method (57, 59).

Such a comparative assessment of content comparison should be based on a universally accepted, well-defined, and standardized system of reference [ 33], which allows a detailed exploration and comparison of all the measures' contents for the choice of instruments in the field of haemophilia.