Sentence examples for completely acceptable to from inspiring English sources

Because more and more young men are finding it completely acceptable to pay for sex.

"It is now high time that the government reveals what had happened and explain it in a way that is completely acceptable to everyone," Chun Yu Ok, spokeswoman for the opposition Grand National Party, said in an interview.

I am opposed to varying Medicare benefits according to the income of the recipient, but I find it completely acceptable to have people with higher incomes pay more for those benefits".

He said that in historical movies, as opposed to history books where you go for "a blow-by-blow account," it is completely acceptable to "manipulate a small detail in the service of a greater historical truth.

Éva Cserháti, of Hungary's Women United Against Violence (NaNe), told the Guardian the video caricatured female sexuality "almost to the level of a soft-porn movie" and suggested "that women should not drink or have fun in a way that is not completely acceptable to men, because this sort of behaviour is provocation".

One can argue what is the most relevant endpoint to study, but it seems completely acceptable to us to take cost as a relevant outcome measure in the current economic situation.

To Beijing and C.Y., it is completely acceptable not to have equal representation in the nomination committee "because you would be talking to the half of the people who earn less than US$1,800 a month".

There's really only one completely acceptable answer to this unprecedented problem, and that would be to turn the entire foundation over to some sort of "blind trust" (headed by a few trustees of the Clintons' choice).

"Jeans and a flannel shirt is now black tie?" She added, "It's also completely acceptable here to smoke pot at parties, which was a little surprising, to say the least".

They move to one side of the room if they feel a statement is completely acceptable, and to the other if completely unacceptable.

It is worrying to see that it is absolutely normal for Jakartans to spend time with their children in malls, instilling the mentality that shopping is identified as 'family time' or 'quality time' and a completely acceptable way to relax".