Sentence examples similar to accepted made up from inspiring English sources

It seems hard for Brendon to accept that people might have made up their own minds to support Hitler, Mussolini or Stalin.

Unfortunately, as other senators (along with assorted aides and support-staff members) were casting their votes to decide the winner, using the admittedly subjective but generally accepted "Make some noise up in here!" protocols, Mr. Cheney and Mr. Leahy took the proceedings to what one aide accurately described as "the next level".

At one point he mentions that when he used to play Scrabble with his mother (she died last year at the age of 97) the two of them accepted made-up words if they agreed that the words ought to be in the dictionary.

I've spoken to several Kurds about it, from footballers to civil servants, and they all felt it was a positive move — a sign that they are being accepted (Kurds make up 15-20 percent of Iraq's population).

After forming the multivariate logistic model, the stepwise forward model was applied and the variables that presented p-values less than 0.05 were accepted to make up the final model.

Although there have been hints that males of the species may exist [ 9, 10], it is generally accepted that the species is made up entirely of females [ 8, 11].

And so much of what we accept as ancient folklore was made up by screenwriters.

He would not say if he had made up his mind to accept an offer from the Falcons owner Arthur Blank.

This was accepted practice when losses on cars could be made up with profits from trucks.

Accepting that there is a gap to be made up is the first step.

Last year, Australia received just 3% of the world's asylum seekers and the total number of refugees accepted by Australia makes up less than 7% of all migrants accepted.