Not everyone is willing to accept the vision of the new railroad or the changes it represents.
The former National Theatre boss Richard Eyre describes, in his published Diaries, how, although an admirer of Gill, he could not accept the vision of the Studio as a laboratory that must never produce commercial work.
Do most delegates here accept the vision?
For many people, it is difficult to accept the vision that some networking features can be implemented as any other service, therefore subject to search, discovery, negotiation, contracting, etc.
We do not accept that vision of the future.
But to accept that vision tempting as it may be at this dark and draining moment--would be to give in to the exhaustion of despair.
Before he crossed the room to join her, Mooney accepted the vision that the sun offered him, a clear outline of the woman's profile as if drawn in preparation by an artist who would sculpt her.
Bill Bratton's genius was in accepting this maverick transit cop's vision of fighting crime and institutionalizing it first to fight crime in the subways and then, as police commissioner, on the streets.
You can accept one larger truth that guides your interpretation of all of the smaller untruths, accept a vision of the future that is so bright that it drives away the shadows of the various dark acts of your own time and place.
