Sentence examples for is a general acceptance from inspiring English sources

"There is a general acceptance about that".

Polygamy is legal here, and there is a general acceptance of its practice.

The barriers to this are high, not least in terms of local public opposition to new developments, despite what Hutchinson says is a general acceptance locally that it is in society's interests that people in need are housed.

"What we're seeing is a general acceptance that we can't do anything about getting rid of corrupt or inept politicians," said Maurice Gumbs, a one-time Democratic candidate for borough president who publishes Caribbean Notes, a Brooklyn-based community newspaper.

But there are distinct cultural variations: there is a general acceptance of traditional Indigenous peoples' hunting and in middle-class Australia often an assumption that "shooting" is a redneck activity.

While there is a general acceptance that no apology is necessary – and none will be offered – Hiroshima survivors say they want Obama to leave having reaffirmed the commitment he made in Prague in 2009 to "a world without nuclear weapons".

There seemed to be a general acceptance that adverse effects were inevitable and therefore not generally recorded in the patient notes; interviewees suggested that the lack of recording was not corticosteroid-specific.

There was a "general acceptance of the delay and uncertainty".

There was a general acceptance that people did what they did and we were equally respectful of the milkman.

"You're only doing it for up to 10 weeks so there's a general acceptance of it.

Mr. Rouvillois, the expert on snobbery, said there was a general acceptance in France that the American president, in general, was not particularly interested in Europe or France.