This has found no acceptance among other workers and presently the name is not used by Paul himself.

Drizzt would find no acceptance here, not now and probably not ever.

The flatness in the other man's voice communicated his understanding but no acceptance of the reality.

However, this view finds no acceptance outside of Mormonism.

This has found no acceptance among other researchers; in 1980 Galton himself withdrew his opinion.

He was undead; he could hope for no acceptance anywhere.

He had prepared no acceptance speech and just begged the audience for a few moments "to hyperventilate."

He explained in English, "There is no acceptance light."

Dianetics has achieved no acceptance as a scientific theory, and is an example of a pseudoscience.

There's no acceptance here on this post.

She realized that no acceptance was necessary.

This administration will not be held accountable, and there will be no acceptance of new ideas.

Both alternative names have found no acceptance.

However, Dirac never formulated a complete theory, and so his speculations found no acceptance by the scientific community.

That was no acceptance at all.

A concise, one-hour Grammy show, heavy on performances and with no acceptance speeches.

This has found no acceptance, and the name is an invalid nomen ex dissertatione.

Mr. Seeger made no acceptance speech, but he did lead the finale of the event's jam session.

There can be no acceptance of those who would seek to justify the deliberate taking of innocent civilian life."

There has been no acceptance.

The court ruled that Felthouse did not have ownership of the horse as there was no acceptance of the contract.

Staring implies no acceptance of disability.

The invitation makes no declaration of superior knowledge, it demands no acceptance of a higher authority.

Otherwise, democratic control is impossible, and without democratic control there can be no acceptance and still less any credibility.

The union has stated that the project has virtually no acceptance amongst the workforce, which is of major concern to the directors and ministers.