Sentence examples for sort of acceptable from inspiring English sources

But at that time it really wasn't sort of acceptable – you know, a character in high school couldn't just be gay.

It became sort of acceptable to restrict the franchise.

Even if you try to rebrand and you try to be this sort of acceptable face, if you have made that deep deal with capital, it's going to come and bite you.

And it was sort of acceptable because it was a cartoon, so 'don't take it seriously!'" This wouldn't do for Quinn, who remembers the late 80s as a politicized time, with a strong movement against Margaret Thatcher's government.

For this reason, it is heartbreaking to me that the dehumanization and victimization of Matt continues to this day in the form of outrageous conspiracy theories and disgraceful character assassinations, which can only be motivated by a reckless opportunism and a blatant disregard for any sort of acceptable journalistic standards.

And because he is blind to what he is doing, he doesn't realize the degree to which he is completely dehumanizing women to the point of denying that they have their own wants and desires and thoughts and opinions, all so he can promote a series of LA clichés that were sort of acceptable before 1985.

Consequently, actualists typically grasp the second horn of the above dilemma and adopt some sort of actualistically acceptable, "sanitized" version of this theory on which possible worlds are conceived as theoretical abstract objects which actually exist.

For the party -- or one of its apparatchiks -- to attack him as having crossed over some sort of line of acceptable conduct would likely only serve to reinforce Trump-as-unpolitician.

She's as quick to cite Brandy and Aaliyah as influences as she is Amel Larrieux and Yukimi Nagano, but that didn't stop The Guardian publishing not one, but two articles this year that name-check her as some sort of harbinger of acceptable R&B.

But if there were particular constraints for data on a partial Cauchy surface then we would apparently need to have to rule out some sorts of otherwise acceptable states on S if there is to be time travel to the future of S. We then might be able to establish that there will be no time travel in the future by simple inspection of the present state of the universe.

So, "sort of in" is acceptable now?