Sentence examples for commonplace and accepted from inspiring English sources
I spent the first few days feeling like a fraud, until I began to realise that my experience was commonplace and accepted by Nigerians, although I was conscious of how I had neglected my African side as a teenager, keener instead to forge a sense of myself as a black Briton.
"This is the first data gleaned from a beacon rollout at scale that proves beacons WILL become commonplace and accepted by users when implemented correctly," inMarket CEO Todd Dipaola said in response to questions from TechCrunch.
Over the last five years, online degrees and coursework have become much more commonplace and accepted in Canada, said Jeff Aplin, president of Calgary recruiting firm David Aplin Group.
Yet, with media and celebrity influences, it has become more commonplace and accepted as a cultural norm, with even conservative-types following the trend.
Suggesting that it is commonplace and accepted in the Muslim community to beat your wife is incredibly offensive and simply not true.
I hope one day that transgender people may be so commonplace and accepted that seeing a costume such as this can be seen as a representation of a heroine but we are not there yet.
Because of those teen-pop acts, lip-synching became more commonplace (and more accepted) at concerts.
While a race-blind public policy explicitly intended to harm blacks would never be acceptable, race-blind policies adopted for the purpose of reducing racial inequality are commonplace and well accepted.
This reasoning is commonplace and widely accepted in neuroscience.
We summarize our surprising conclusion: The commonplace and widely accepted argument suggesting that synchrony makes excitatory inputs more effective is, at least in one very natural formalization (namely, that of Sect. 4), wrong.
Not surprisingly this led to conflict, though such conduct was expressly permitted by the OTO, which followed Crowley's disdain of marriage as a "detestable institution" and accepted as commonplace the swapping of wives and partners between OTO members.
