Sentence examples for an acceptable version from inspiring English sources

have been processed with an acceptable version of the gain file.

It legitimised a kind of a not-quite-true thing and shifted our idea of what's an acceptable version of reality".

His gender-blending could be construed as an acceptable version of identity politics by a segment of the art world that otherwise disdained the trend.

The government's alternative plan is for MPs to thrash out an acceptable version of May's deal in the House of Commons, but experts have expressed doubt there is time to do this in the five weeks before the European elections.

News of the letter was welcomed by some Labour MPs in Leave seats and also some former Remainers who now believe the best way forward is an acceptable version of a soft Brexit.

The government's alternative plan is for MPs to thrash out an acceptable version of May's deal through a series of votes or by amending the withdrawal bill, but experts said there was barely enough time to do this in the five weeks before the European elections.

On the other, I wouldn't mind if Parliament were to find any acceptable version and then put the entire matter before the British public for a re-vote.

Maza explains brilliantly how and why Violette's story — or a culturally acceptable version of her story — grew from being a mere fait divers, or miscellaneous news item, into a nationally staged drama that bound France in schadenfreude-laced fascination near the end of the turbulent and divisive Third Republic.

It took about five drafts, according to Chodorow, to come to a mutually acceptable version of the letter — "They beat me up a lot over it," he said, but explained that the Times conceded on most points after he threatened to publish the piece in the Post.

It took about five drafts, according to Chodorow, to come to a mutually acceptable version of the letter—"They beat me up a lot over it," he said, but explained that the Times conceded on most points after he threatened to publish the piece in the Post.

Loesser also smuggled some slyly sexual lines past his times (Sarah's love-ballad "If I Were a Bell" is filled with images of slickness and opening) and Carlos Acosta, a choreographer known for erotic energy, creates routines that never forget that dance was a socially acceptable version of what guys and dolls really wanted to do.