Sentence examples for won universal acceptance from inspiring English sources

But no such theory has yet won universal acceptance, and it is likely that the causes of sound change are multiple.

Other solutions have also been devised, but none has won universal acceptance, with the result that several different versions of set theory are found in the literature of the subject.

On the basis of proposed sound correspondences, the hypothesis of a genetic relationship between Altaic and Korean is regarded by some scholars as proved, but, while most scholars view the relationship as worthy of further investigation, it has not as yet won universal acceptance.

Purpose: Several materials have been used in the application of mastoid cavity obliteration during surgery for cholesteatoma; however, nothing has won universal acceptance.

He toured the provinces extensively but first won general acceptance during an American tour in 1830.

Despite the moderation and clemency shown by Kantakouzenos in this settlement, it did not gain universal acceptance.

Nor have his performances won universal praise.

No wonder so few choreographers have won universal admiration.

His point immediately won almost universal acceptance.

In 1793 the United States adopted three miles for neutrality purposes, but although many other maritime states during the 19th century came to recognize the same limit, it never won such universal acceptance as to become an undisputed rule of international law.

But this rule did not win general acceptance throughout Europe for more than 300 years.