Sentence examples for enjoyed acceptance from inspiring English sources

Claiming that the statement was being misinterpreted, Babu added that the citizens' group does not support violence, stressing: "We have already enjoyed acceptance amongst the public for our political stance".

He enjoys acceptance in the small circle of top-rank pianists — he once played in a four-piano extravaganza with Mr. Miller, Kenny Barron and Benny Green — and the kind of approval from historians that sometimes heralds a major career.

Certain customs also have enjoyed wide acceptance; for example, the role of trophy heads, the use of masked personations, and winter solstice New Fire ceremonies.

President William Tolbert enjoyed worldwide acceptance as an enlightened Christian layman, having been the elected leader of the Baptist World Alliance, representing almost all organizations of this major Protestant faith.

Not surprisingly, this approach never enjoyed mass acceptance, though the Art Ensemble of Chicago has always played to large concert audiences.

Before experimental difficulties were resolved, butyl rubber was called "futile butyl," but with improvements it enjoyed wide acceptance for its low permeability to gases and its excellent resistance to oxygen and ozone at normal temperatures.

Not even Bradman enjoyed unanimous acceptance as the greatest.

Though this prejudice about Grebo is unfounded, the theory driving the prejudice enjoyed wide acceptance.

During recent decades, the theory that fresco was the most common painting technique in Roman murals has enjoyed general acceptance among specialists [1 3].

The theory of fresco as the standard painting technique in Roman wall paintings, formulated in the mid-1960s by Paolo Mora and Laura Mora and Paul Philippot, has enjoyed general acceptance among specialists to the present day.

Since the 1930s routine use of the nasogastric tube to achieve postoperative gastric decompression has enjoyed widespread acceptance, and for decades patients' complaints were not taken into consideration by anaesthesiologists and surgeons.