Sentence examples for Accepting remarks from inspiring English sources

I'm incapable of accepting remarks and ways of thinking that stem from discrimination and hostility.

"Mr Nicolas Sarkozy and Mrs Carla Bruni-Sarkozy cannot accept that remarks made in private were recorded and published without their consent," lawyers Thierry Herzog and Richard Malka said in a statement.

"I cannot accept insulting remarks about my country; I cannot accept false information on a very important project in favor of the poorest people of Nairobi," Mr. Jacquemot told reporters.

Indeed, it is often not their peers (who accept the remarks as neutrally as they are delivered) but their friends' parents who are hurt by the commentary on their relative lack of success in the real estate game.

Mr Robinson said Mr Wells "accepted the remarks were offensive and that is why he has apologised".

I must look ridiculous in the eyes of other people and I have simply learned to accept their remarks.

If what he/she said is true, then you may wish to accept the remarks as a form of constructive feedback to improve yourself.

Outwardly she accepted the remark as a compliment, though it startled her to realize that she seemed to have everyone fooled.

Even if we accept the remark as genuine, the assertion that Alcmaeon "was" (egeneto) in the old age of Pythagoras is ambiguous.

After accepting it, Mr. Obama remarked that it would give him "some reading on the flight" to Ghana.

March 2006 George Galloway says Mahmood tried unsuccessfully to goad him into making anti-semitic remarks and accepting improper political financing.