Sentence examples for acceptance that nothing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gilberto's performance encompassed not only a brilliant musician's individuality and improvisational skill, but also an elderly sage's acceptance that nothing lasts forever.

Instead, there is a stifling acceptance that nothing game-changing can or should be attempted to correct the worst economic performance for more than 100 years.

In some ways Blue Valentine is a lower-class version of Annie Hall without the wry humour and Allen's acceptance that nothing truly lasts, and that love inevitably fades.

Acceptance that nothing will change therefore what's the point.

Although the Israelis complained that they were "cheated" of the spoils of war in 1956, they actually traded them for Ike's weary acceptance of Israel's broader frontiers -- all of the land that had been given the Jews in 1947 as well as the best part of the Palestinian grant -- as well as Ike's weary acceptance that nothing would be done for the Palestinians after all.

Such beliefs usually mean some degree of disease acceptance and that nothing can be done about it.

Yet both were uttered from the same place, an acceptance that there was nothing left to fight for, that all you can hope for is the end.

That the brothers are also future-oriented was reflected in their belief that they will eventually make a profit and be able to employ more staff, and in their acceptance of the fact that nothing comes easily or quickly.

His goal is to "highlight the ceaseless demands on women to rebuild the image they present to the world in order to gain acceptance and signify the simple fact that nothing a woman wears ever means consent".

This is a clever tactic on Leibniz's part: when writing to Newton's most prominent defender in England, Samuel Clarke, he accepts an empiricist view of the representation of space in order to show that this acceptance does nothing to upset his defense of the relationalist conception of space's ontological status.

But Feisal said that nothing is being done to build acceptance of people with AIDS, much less homosexuality.