Sentence examples for accept that description from inspiring English sources

Ive didn't accept that description.

May says she does not accept that description.

"Having studied over the last month [the covert recordings], I unhesitatingly accept that description of you.

Many Pakistanis, who have limited sources of information, accept that description as fact and deplore the United States.

Q: Is there a need for a chief executive if the chief executive turns a blind eye to what's happening in the NHS? Nicholson says he does not accept that description of his role.

Will the secretary of state accept that the House requires a description – published in a white paper, preferably – of the strategic objectives that the government will pursue," he said, before going on to suggest ministers "have no idea what the strategy is anyway and don't agree with each other".

It is generally accepted that VLS description presented by Baker et al. [13] for carbon filament growth is also applicable to carbon nanotube growth, at least when metal catalyst particles are employed.

Interestingly, this paradigm has been so widely accepted that initial descriptions of sex bias in chicken concluded that overrepresentation of male-biased Z-linked genes was due to sexually antagonistic selection rather than lack of global dosage compensation (Kaiser and Ellegren 2006; Storchova and Divina 2006).

Explanatory ontological antireductionism, by contrast, accepts that the physical description of the pianist's performance is the full description, but holds that there are emergent laws pertaining to that description that are not derivable from the laws governing the ultimate physical level, or aspects of a complete description that are not captured at the physical level.

It is accepted that a more detailed description of fluid mechanics and nutrient transport within process equipment can be achieved by using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) technology.

But to accept that self-description would be to overlook the remarkable selflessness and courage Mrs. Gies demonstrated, an example so powerful that it continues to inspire nearly 70 years later.