Sentence examples for be commonly accepted from inspiring English sources

* Prophet: criticizing and rejecting what may be commonly accepted policies and practices of both individuals and society and insisting on repentance.

At the outset, the account itself was styled as "Todd Levitt 2.0," which has come to be commonly accepted jargon for describing an upgrade of an original concept.

These concepts would not come to be commonly accepted and advocated in the angling world until 400 years after the publication of the Treatyse, yet today they embody the ethical bedrock of sport fishing.

The MbI motifs were based on simple aromatic sulfates, which are known to be commonly accepted substrates across this highly conserved enzyme class, so that they might be generally useful for sulfatase labeling studies.

Concerning death, the notion of six realms of reincarnation, ranging from paradise at the most desirable end of the spectrum to hell as the world of unbearable pain and suffering at the other, was first articulated by the Buddhists and went on to be commonly accepted by the population.

It seems to be commonly accepted that particle surface properties are utmostly important for their uptake by intestinal epithelial cells.

William McKinley in L'Assassinat de McKinley (Pathé, 1901) were commonly accepted.

It is commonly accepted that The Crucible occupies two worlds at once.

Euros are commonly accepted, though the Turkish new lira is preferred.

His conclusion: campaign money has about one-tenth the impact as was commonly accepted.

It is the moment that is commonly accepted as the start of spring.