Sentence examples for was soon accepted from inspiring English sources

Although she failed her first audition, she was soon accepted.

Cardinal Ratzinger wanted to meet them, witnesses later said, and their case was soon accepted.

It captured the public's imagination and was soon accepted by the scientific community.

The collection of the 17th Council of Carthage (419) was soon accepted in all of the East and West.

The β-lactam structure was soon accepted, in large measure owing to the logic of Woodward's arguments2.

Named St. John's Park, it was meant to attract residential development, and was soon accepted as an elite locale.

These works were soon accepted as classics and largely determined the course of lyric poetry throughout Spain's Golden Age.

Booker T and the MGs, as they were named, were soon accepted as one of the great rhythm sections of 60s soul music; their work admired and cherished by a generation of young musicians who followed in their wake.

He went on to postulate the characteristics of the genetic code in much greater detail, invoking, on the way, the term "codon" for the individual base-pair triplets that were soon accepted as the specific codes for particular amino acids, and are now written indelibly into the language of science.

Clarinets were soon accepted into orchestras.

A teacher from Prague shows up in a small town and is soon accepted into local life, despite his modestly standoffish ways with the local women, who know a catch when they see one.