Sentence examples for generally accepted opinion from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, the generally accepted opinion that regards the Edict of Nantes as a "perpetual and irrevocable" law of permanent tolerance (or coexistence of two religions) is erroneous.

3) Data or generally accepted opinion exist that support specific allocation policies and management practices.

However, there is still no generally accepted opinion on molecular mechanisms that drive these effects.

A generally accepted opinion holds that the prosperity of Lepidopteran insects is associated with the diversification of angiosperms on Earth in the late Cretaceous period which is just about 100 MYA ago [ 77].

Following the generally accepted opinion that Chelicerata represents the plesiomorphic mode of neurogenesis, whereas the Hexapoda and Malacostraca represent a rather derived mode, the serotonergic systems of the ventral nerve cord seem to have undergone a simplification process.

"Consensus" means a generally accepted view or widely held opinion.

"That is the generally accepted view".

talks back to accepted opinion.

But most probably this argument would not be persuasive, since the premise (P2) can hardly be taken as a generally accepted and evident opinion.

It is likely that here we once again face the clash of notions and true preferences: the direct question of what is more valuable to you elicits one answer, while the answer to the question on society in general contains generally accepted attitudes rather than personal opinions.

Rhetoric aims at persuasion, and opinions which are generally accepted or backed up by the intellectual reputation of their sources tend to be persuasive.