Sentence examples for becoming accepted from inspiring English sources

Inventions, ideas and new concepts often begin life as two words, then become hyphenated, before finally becoming accepted as one word.

The Rev Samuel Parris betrayed his humble parishioners in the hope of becoming accepted by the local establishment.

Aviation training has been slow in becoming accepted as an academic discipline, as opposed to a vocation.

In a nation that not so long ago hounded "capitalist roaders", the concept of private enterprise is becoming accepted.

Indeed, it may be a hopeful sign that space development and activity are finally becoming accepted endeavors.

The idea of a limited - or, indeed, negotiated - "victory" in Afghanistan is fast becoming accepted opinion, it seems.

Making new friends and becoming accepted by a peer group are high priorities among new college students.

Moreover, participation is becoming accepted as a vehicle for the planners to gain access to local knowledge, which is a vital complement to scientific knowledge.

While, in many studies, the focus has tended to be on the technology for production of juveniles, the need for a more multidisciplinary approach is now becoming accepted.

But their position is a twist of the truth that is coming dangerously close to becoming accepted wisdom by sheer volume of repetition.

Eager to rehabilitate itself, the family managed to keep Winifred tucked away for decades, although in 1969 she was still deluding herself that "I'm becoming accepted again".