Sentence examples for far more acceptable from inspiring English sources

Talking to the chaplain is far more acceptable in this culture than talking to a psychotherapist.

Burnett's E.R.A is was 11.91 in August and a far more acceptable 4.30 in September.

Tony Blair changed the Tory party; he made it far more acceptable [to be gay].

Yes, in other places and at other times, hallucinations were far more acceptable.

Conversely, as Benson notes, "it has become far more acceptable to boast about going to the gym or running.

"Now I think that would be far more acceptable and people would be quite relaxed about that.

The sliding scale of contributions will also make it far more politically acceptable.

Two factors contribute to the decline in marriage among adults ages 25 to 34, said Andrew Cherlin, a sociologist at Johns Hopkins University: less marriage and more cohabitation, which has become far more socially acceptable, even with children.

Redrobe is quick to point out that in the past keeping pet primates was far more socially acceptable and that places such as Twycross were actually founded by people who liked to keep pet monkeys themselves, but she says times have moved on.

You may see a photo of a dog and a deer snuggling, captioned 'Too pure for this world,'" said Miltner, who thinks the reason the internet has embraced the song is in part because it's of a time when earnestness was far more socially acceptable.

Being a rebellious youth is far more socially acceptable.