Sentence examples for always accepted as from inspiring English sources

His writings are not always accepted as totally reliable.

By contrast, his children are French and European, and yet are not always accepted as such.

Indeed, the concept of extinction was not always accepted as fact.

It's something I have always accepted as a real, if far-fetched, possibility.

But the Met Office says more plumes of very hot air from the south are likely, and the signs are that this summer may see temperatures wholly out of the ordinary – at least, as far as what we have always accepted as ordinary.

"People send in photocopies of tax returns, and in smaller buildings they are almost always accepted as accurate," Mr. Weinstein said, "but a building that does more rigorous exams could ask for certification from an accountant or even a copy from the I.R.S".

If HI> > HI, it magnifies effect of BI/HI (see Equation 3), which results in extreme behavior in sense of increasing likelihood that such a person will either always accept (as pt<0) or reject treatment (as pt>1).

As I wrote then: There's no doubt at all that we, the overworked members of the tech-reviewers' union, have always accepted manufacturers' benchmarks as accurate.

Voters have always accepted 500 as automatic fame certification, but by the time Palmeiro and McGriff appear on the ballot, they may look at that number differently.

KK: From the beginning, we've always accepted businesses as users.

"I've always accepted things as they were.