Sentence examples for has really been accepted from inspiring English sources

Ms. Sandoval said that "on a broader level, I'm not sure Mexican-American culture has really been accepted even now in Los Angeles".

None of these hypotheses has really been accepted: each theory is in need of confirmation.

That day I felt I had really been accepted.

She explains, "There are so many misconceptions around the word 'theory.' Most young students come into middle school believing that the 'theory' of evolution is just an idea, a hypothesis, and that it hasn't really been accepted by all scientists".

The first problem was that Ed and Katryn's idea of political and economic tourism had never really been accepted by the Iranian travel company they had partnered with, which had also supplied us with Hossein.

Before I left China, in 1997, I became acutely aware that there are four major social phenomena that are thought of as "human needs" in the western world but that have never really been accepted as part of Chinese daily life.

Confidence that what one recommends as a standard will really be accepted has assured the dedication to and success of the project.

And to have a movie that is really being accepted and acknowledged — and being a black woman — that's sort of like the cherry on top.

Fortunately, by the time it arrived I had already been accepted into some really great schools and was enjoying "admit days" on a really great campus.

The Most Reverend Pat Storey, who became the first woman Bishop in the Church of Ireland last year, said women bishops had been accepted "really well" and any initial opposition had "settled down".

"These two weeks would have been really bad if I had not been accepted," said Mr. Sahner, a straight-A student.