Sentence examples for longer accepted from inspiring English sources

This outdated notion is no longer accepted.

"The elite and the superpower is no longer accepted," he said.

But many stayed, had children, then realized they were no longer accepted back home fully as Turks.

Accordingly, when the trials resumed in 1693 in the regular Massachusetts courts, the judges no longer accepted spectral evidence.

Now that the digital age has introduced us to the joys of instant gratification, waiting interminably in line is no longer accepted as necessary part of life.

The answer is that six years ago he decided to declare that he no longer accepted the fundamental tenets of Islam.

Mr. Kirwin of Country Inns said women would not stay at places with exterior corridors and his company therefore no longer accepted them.

Arthur W. Greig, a Manhattan lawyer who has represented indigent homicide defendants, said he and other experienced attorneys no longer accepted assignments.

This will require a cultural shift – so that contributory factors to violence against women are no longer accepted or seen as inevitable.

In general, after World War I the reduction of philosophy to the philosophy of science was no longer accepted, though logical empiricism offered hardly any objection to it.

Some scientists even considered the Dinophyceae to be mesokaryotes (intermediate between the prokaryotes and the eukaryotes); however, this view is no longer accepted.