Sentence examples for not so acceptable from inspiring English sources

When he got back to the dugout, he did his usual nonstop celebrating, a sight that has become very familiar to Mets fans but maybe not so acceptable to a division rival.

I just wonder if there really is that big a difference between, on the one hand, escaping into a good book or into a slightly more intense/extrovert version of yourself through drinking (both acceptable), and escaping into the internet or a slightly more intense/extrovert version of yourself online (not so acceptable).

For the first time in recent memory Twitter has used a graphic to actually illustrate what it sees as the acceptable and not so acceptable ways to use its API.

And I felt the criticism the other way -- after a few months, it was not so acceptable to nurse (if you think formula is demonized, try nursing a 1-year-old in public).

This, in the U.S., will lead to stalking and complaints about privacy, so I'm not so sure how acceptable it will be.

That Germany was preferred was acceptable; not so, being passed over in favour of Portugal.Stephen Harper's Conservative government blamed the opposition leader, Michael Ignatieff, for the snub, because he had suggested that Canada did not deserve the seat.

Not so long ago it was acceptable, even cool, here to introduce oneself as an "average salaryman".

In her research, Ms. Williams said she learned that Wall Street women were operating in an atmosphere where the perception that women were not suited for the job was so acceptable that men often discussed it openly.

Stewart: It's not so much that it was commercially acceptable, it's that the best way to tell the story with integrity.

Instead of people feeling sorry for that person and saying this stuff got to stop, they'll laugh and say, 'Look, she got another black eye!' It's so acceptable it's not funny.

It is not so well documented, but it was acceptable, and then you avoid a blood test every four weeks.