Sentence examples for is usually accepted from inspiring English sources

When they are, an evasive response is usually accepted.

Fatima Gailani, one of the women among the delegates, said that, "Whenever Mr. Karzai asks for something it is usually accepted".

James was a highly cultured man; he is usually accepted as the author of the long vernacular poem The Kingis Quair ("The King's Book").

Genuine Sheffield plate that has been worn through to the copper by hard use and later electroplated is usually accepted as authentic.

But this Ph.D. from the University of Chicago is aces high with the Pentagon, is usually accepted as coordinator by the Kurds, and will be energized by the signatures of Wolfowitz and Libby.

"Hearsay is usually accepted," Findley wrote, "and you must only show 'a preponderance of the evidence,' not 'beyond a reasonable doubt.' " In December , 1991 Griffin Industries filed suit against Henley and a dozen independent haulers, accusing them of taking part in an organized grease-theft ring.

Once introduced, it is usually accepting of novel people or situations.

These gifts are usually accepted with an agreement that the copyright, or its management, is assigned to the collecting institution.

The recommendations of the panel, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, are usually accepted by federal health officials, and they influence insurance companies' decisions on which vaccinations to cover.

He became blind some time before his death but continued to attend the assembly and offer his opinion, which was usually accepted by a unanimous vote.

As Thomas Kuhn (1961) argues, scientific theories are usually accepted long before quantitative methods for testing them become available.