Sentence examples for even more acceptable from inspiring English sources
DVD's are making us even more acceptable in society.
More Republicans could abandon him, especially if his big deficit in the polls holds, perhaps making it even more acceptable for Republican voters to follow suit.
Costner's portrayal of Haynes not as a hardened criminal, but as one who only steals when he needs something, is perfectly delivered, making him even more acceptable to the audience.
Mr. Bloom's response, quoted in a 1996 catalog essay by the art historian Dorothy Abbott Thompson, was that he wanted to make the meaning of death "more understandable, even more acceptable, more familiar, more knowable".
"Hostility and hate speech against Muslims were already on the rise before the attacks and one can expect — or fear — that they will be seen even more acceptable and legitimate after these horrific events," Simon said, referring to the most recent attacks.
Office spaces will likely slowly empty out, and working from home will become even more acceptable.
Until then, the Sheriff Joes of America will continue to reign over la tierra, while incarceration rates soar, migrant workers suffer, and racism becomes even more socially acceptable.
The average person's brain is wired to absorb interest fees divided over several months or even years as more acceptable even as they bleed a person's wallet dry.
But even in its more acceptable form, the PRI does not bode well for pushing democratization forward.
Paul has said he hopes he can make the bill "more acceptable," even as others have predicted he will vote no.
