Sentence examples for was a general acceptance from inspiring English sources

There was a "general acceptance of the delay and uncertainty".

There was a general acceptance that people did what they did and we were equally respectful of the milkman.

Saying there was a general acceptance of poverty in Washington, Mr. Edwards told the audience: "We can build one America that no longer accepts the phrase, working poor.

Mr. Rouvillois, the expert on snobbery, said there was a general acceptance in France that the American president, in general, was not particularly interested in Europe or France.

In the world of finance, there was a general acceptance of the idea that banks and their regulators had developed sophisticated risk models to prevent a disaster.

TFC remain a work in progress, so there was a general acceptance among media and fans that last weeks defeat in Vancouver was 'better than expected' as TFC played a decent first half, and some of the new players impressed.

There seemed to be a general acceptance that adverse effects were inevitable and therefore not generally recorded in the patient notes; interviewees suggested that the lack of recording was not corticosteroid-specific.

"There is a general acceptance about that".

Polygamy is legal here, and there is a general acceptance of its practice.

"You're only doing it for up to 10 weeks so there's a general acceptance of it.

"There seems to be a general acceptance that there is something going on in society which is really eating away at personal responsibility," said David Hooker, director of claims at Norwich Union, one of Britain's largest insurers.