Sentence examples for the accepted way from inspiring English sources

In countries where the religion reigns, this is largely the accepted way.

THE accepted way to refer to a row of houses of two alternating designs is A-B-A-B-A.

A GENERATION or so ago, a parsonage was the accepted way to provide members of the clergy with housing, typically in lieu of a higher salary.

"Until men start embracing that, I don't think that whole culture of the accepted way we work is going to make any great change, particularly for women".

I, in fact, began writing a novel because stories — the accepted way for a young writer to learn his business — had failed me.

These mixed-use developments, adapting old industrial buildings to shops, homes, and offices, were, as she said in that talk, "fresh ideas" and "aberrations" that "flout the accepted way of doing things".

The story gained traction right around the time Donald Trump's comments started a firestorm of commentary around the accepted ways the mainstream treats the female body.

For centuries, the only accepted way to write poetry in Japanese was waka, that is, within the established traditions of tanka and haiku.

Encourage the newest members of your team to share ideas, push back and challenge the commonly accepted way of doing things.

The article goes on to produce 10 famous quotes and re-work them, as if said by a woman in a meeting (the socially accepted way, anyway).

The most widely accepted way to sort out the historical signals from stochastic effects of gene trees is to extract the common patterns from many independent loci.