Sentence examples for made more acceptable from inspiring English sources

By then, though, the plan had been made more acceptable to at least some of its critics.

Especially popular in the Middle Ages, the device made more acceptable the fantastic and sometimes bizarre world of personifications and symbolic objects characteristic of medieval allegory.

To ensure the efficacy of their prayers, the people came to believe that their offerings could be made more acceptable to the gods if accompanied by songs of praise and other invocations of the gods' might and power.

Though Hutchins's crusade against football had been made more acceptable by Chicago's retreat into mediocrity, nothing ran better interference for it than the season the Maroons put together in 1939.

One survey of voters in marginal districts in Queensland and Western Australia, both big mining states, found 48% opposed to the RSPT and 28% in favour; 78% said the tax should either be made more acceptable to miners or dropped entirely.But perhaps the greatest failure of the Rudd government's grab for cash is that it is undoubtedly unconstitutional.

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Indeed punishment is weakly commensurate with the importance of the speed excess.10 A reflection has to be undertaken on this issue to make more acceptable the system by the public and to introduce fairness among speed offenders.

Among these, the following are of particular interest: (i) How may catalytic cracking be made more environmentally acceptable?

It might have made racism more acceptable".

In Tanzania, rape-awareness campaigns have made it more acceptable for women to talk about the subject, report abuse and seek retribution.

Sorkin says that the internet and social networks have made gays more acceptable.