Sentence examples for too accepted from inspiring English sources

Mashari and Abdullah Bejad have evolved into accepted voices in the media -- too accepted, some intellectuals and reformists say.

But those, too, accepted only Visa.

Still, he too "accepted that war was inevitable" if Taiwan declared independence.

Chief Bratton, who said at the news conference that he too accepted blame, apologized long ago for the actions of his officers.

The benefits for economic development seemed to justify this approach, and Singapore and Malaysia, too, accepted the idea without question.As yet, the pain is too new to challenge this mindset seriously.

Olivia Cattan, the head of an anti-sexism association called Words of Women, worries that libertinism is becoming too accepted, resulting in the exploitation of women who feel compelled to participate to rise in their own careers.

Were we too passive, too accepting of the man?

Mr. Netanyahu now hints that he, too, accepts it.

British society is "too accepting of surveillance", Zimmermann believes.

It is possible that I am being too accepting of change here.

Another person chimed in: "The Upper West Side has been too accepting.