Sentence examples for became accepted in from inspiring English sources

They recycled Cubist motifs and structures freely long before appropriation became accepted in the art world.

As Darwin's theory of evolution became accepted in the nineteenth century, writers began to imagine what life might be like if shaped by environments different from Earth.

The approach quickly became accepted in the opera world, and when his "Ring" cycle had its final performance at Bayreuth, in 1980, it was given a 45-minute standing ovation.

Yet, although the practice of opening libraries to the public has been known from ancient times, it was not without considerable opposition that the idea became accepted, in the 19th century, that a library's provision was a legitimate charge on public funds.

"Why is it always the women," asked the French director Jean Vilar, "who resurrect the theatre in England?" He was speaking specifically of Joan Littlewood, who was born 100 years ago today and whose work was acclaimed in Paris long before it became accepted in London.

This notion ("ecosystem = biotope + biocenosis") became accepted in German, French, Russian and other European "continental" ecological literature.

It has become accepted in recent years that there are fat taste receptors in our mouths.

It has become accepted in high-end rental and condo buildings".

The idea that the recession is an equalizer has become accepted in Henry County.

So that product has become accepted in the market, and the same will go for the ultra-long-haul flights".

And what happens here will help determine whether GM becomes accepted in the developing world – nearly 20 years after the first crops were planted in the West.