Sentence examples for more acceptable then from inspiring English sources

(Exhibit one: "I tended to shun Japanese culture. It was the mid-90s, it was more acceptable then").

"But if marijuana becomes more acceptable then this isn't an issue any more".

More acceptable, then, are views according to which it somehow seems even to Christ himself as if certain divine attributes which he actually possesses have been laid aside.

If Selig and MLB are potentially using the threat of a lifetime ban to make a lengthy suspension seem more acceptable then perhaps A-Rod's camp is merely threatening to appeal any punishment in order to ensure that a settlement is offered.

Cigars were slightly more acceptable back then, and his desk was really just an old door slapped across sawhorses.

If "early adopters" "iron out the wrinkles" and refined technology is inherently more acceptable and usable, then things should get better.

"If it's making literature as a concept more acceptable to more people, then surely that's an overwhelmingly good thing and should be encouraged and celebrated.

If you grew up reading comics, perhaps alongside other more "acceptable" forms of reading, then it can come as a great surprise many years later to find that a vast number of people not only haven't read a graphic novel, but also profess to not know how to.

When the Communists finally decide to renounce all the horrors of the previous era, they may then become more acceptable as coalition partners.

In this way, Osaka is framed if not as a white woman, then as a more acceptable and palatable version of blackness ― as the type of black person that doesn't make you acknowledge their blackness. .

"I try first to make the face believable, to give another dimension to a flat, linear drawing; then my distortions seem more acceptable," he said.