Sentence examples for to become acceptable from inspiring English sources

Barring that, I'm voting for Elizabeth Taylor caftans and turbans to become acceptable office wear.

Once somebody pushes the envelope, it doesn't take long for taboo images to become acceptable.

Because she is secure in her appearance, does not dress for men, or seek to become acceptable to heterosexuals.

If you want to become acceptable and legitimate, if you're a Russian you buy something in London".

"What made it start to become acceptable was celebrities getting tattoos," Mr. Rubino said, pointing out that the daring have always sported body decoration.

… Is she slowly going to become acceptable to rightwing people because she wants their votes too?" Molly Moon, the owner of a chain of ice cream shops, said she has no political differences with Sanders but will vote for Clinton.

"In today's society it seems to have become acceptable to disrespect men and to criticise male characteristics," explains Dr Sandra Wheatley, a social psychologist specialising in families and children.

Years of scandal have given rise to a third way, and making veiled accusations appears to have become acceptable.

Gin, vodka, whiskey and other spirits, according to Atkins, become "acceptable," as does wine.

The generally positive response to the film suggests to the writer that one generation after the Nuremberg trials, any justification of survivorship under Fascism seems to have become acceptable.

"I want to know, When did it become acceptable to dismiss our challenges as just the way things are?" Mr. Edwards said as his audience responded with loud and enthusiastic cheers.