Sentence examples similar to accepted as being so from inspiring English sources

A metaphysician who chooses to dismiss areas of experience or ways of thinking that are commonly accepted as being in order does so at his peril; he reduces the initial plausibility of his own theories the oftener he finds himself in this position.

Ideally, reality would be good enough to accept as it is so that we wouldn't need to lean so heavily on the crutch of television to help us forget about it.

"The fact the handback was so controversial in 1985 but so accepted as right today is testament to how profound this great rock and its surrounds are to Australia's national psyche," he said.

"We see no reason why the CVA cannot be accepted as soon as possible so that the club can exit administration and focus on winning its upcoming matches," the statement said.

That is because it's widely accepted that nobody is so transcendently great as to qualify to pass judgment over humanity.

I usually don't accept "wow you're so brave" as a compliment because it strikes me as people trying to prove to themselves that they're inclusive.

"Maybe we need more angry young men and fewer people who are willing to roll over and accept things as they are so long as they can still afford to live in Dalston".

Martin was deemed not vulnerable enough to be formally accepted as homeless, so she was directed to the council's local welfare assistance scheme.

"My concern is that the Americans will accept Iran as it is — so that the Iranians can continue their old policies of expansionism and aggression".

If they challenge the increase before signing a contract, they are unlikely to be accepted as new tenants, so long is the list of potential renters in a city with a housing shortage.

The truth of cognitions is regarded as intrinsic to them, and a knowable fact is accepted as true so long as it is not rejected as false.