Sentence examples for were sometimes accepted from inspiring English sources

More recent adaptations were sometimes accepted.

Those who came forward were sometimes accepted without thorough examination; those who strayed were kept on at all costs.

This was sometimes accepted as a just rebuke, sometimes held to be an impertinence from a mere artisan who slept in the stable.

Illiquid securities without a secondary market are sometimes accepted as payment as well, but less often and only at a discount.

For this reason the provilege to be silent is sometimes accepted as being more or less of a constitutional nuisance which the courts should abate whenever and however possible.

It is sometimes accepted because the benefits of data sharing are presented as nice-to-haves, such as new scientific discoveries, rather than necessary requirements for a fair and democratic society.

In opera, singing of this sort is sometimes accepted regretfully as one of those things that go with the territory - the music is so demanding and all that - but in operetta, where the lyricism is so simple and direct, it is either lovely to listen to or it isn't.

On Data Sets A and B, the Hawkes assumption is sometimes accepted on the whole interval of observations.

"Foreign attachments" to the Apple system are sometimes accepted, but never quite loved.

In cases when chains are bought up by another business, gift cards and vouchers from the previous operation are sometimes accepted.

The fact that theists can enlist such unlikely allies does not mean the moral argument for God's existence is sound, but it does suggest that the argument is not obviously question-begging, since both premises are sometimes accepted by (different) non-believers.