Sentence examples for conventionally acceptable from inspiring English sources

One of the dictionary definitions of moral is "adhering to conventionally acceptable standards of conduct".

That's how long I've spent meticulously crafting an online persona that's funny, trendy, tech-savvy, slightly self-deprecating, and nerdy in a conventionally acceptable way.

Their standards may not be conventionally acceptable to the legal system, but the legal system doesn't hang out in their neighbourhood.

The work was imbued with Larousse's attitude of scientific progressivism: he attempted to disseminate all of the newly developed scientific attitudes, even when these were not conventionally acceptable.

The poem draws on and shatters into pieces the polite culture of Eliot's cultivated youth – bits of Arthurian lore, echoes of Shakespeare and Goldsmith and Ovid – as well as less conventionally acceptable literature – a line from Baudelaire here, of de Nerval there.

They and we may still not be regarded as conventionally acceptable 'nice' literature, as it were but I have come to value that historical judgment.

'… you have a bit more of a gut feeling about yourself' The range of acceptable INR results was often different to, and/or narrower than, the conventionally accepted target therapeutic ranges.

Maybe it's because I'm more conventionally, um, acceptable, so it's not an issue for me, I don't know," she says.

But these days, confusion reigns: the strictures of realism and credibility, borrowed from film, theatre and TV casting, have caught up with opera, but only inconsistently, because voices of greatness do not always inhabit bodies conventionally regarded as acceptable.

Moreover this study asserts that reduction of hydrogen sulfide concentrations, conventionally used as a surrogate of sewage odors, to acceptable levels does not assure acceptable odor levels.

Thus, narrow DRM defined as <1 cm could be <span class="lh">acceptable for the patients undergoing the conventionally fractionated preoperative CRT.