Sentence examples similar to accepted sayings from inspiring English sources
Doctors of Western medicine up to the present day have accepted many other sayings of Hippocrates as standards.
This surface-level Tommy is wacky because he has a whole set of beliefs, sayings, and behaviors that don't match up with accepted modes of socializing.
He's a nay-saying devotee of Nietszche, is obsessed with flying and has taken a vow of silence until he's accepted by the Air Force Academy.
But no, we shouldn't be accepting a kind of second class citizenship, [and saying], 'You can treat us badly as long you don't yell at us.'" "They're accepted on [the GOP's] terms," he continued.
Chinese universities usually take Confucian sayings that emphasize personal elevation.
Some Bibles have the sayings of Jesus in red.
DK accepts both as relating to Democritus, but the authenticity of sayings in both collections is a matter of scholarly discussion, as is the relationship between Democritus' atomism and his ethics.
SAYING he had overcome the nervous disorder that forced him to give up major league baseball for more than two seasons, Jim Eisenreich has agreed to accept a waiver claim on him made by the Kansas City Royals and will report next spring to their training camp in Fort Myers, Fla.
It's essentially [her saying], "Accept me".
"My belief is that you either accept the whole Bible or you don't". The Seminar's verdicts and its provocative use of colored beads--especially black for "no" when casting votes on the authenticity of sayings attributed to Jesus--resulted in satire and sardonic humor from some evangelicals.
