Sentence examples for accepted so much from inspiring English sources

We have each other's cell-phone numbers," he says.A cynic might say that the Swiss have been busy only because they accepted so much dirty money in the first place.

"It was greatly in Labour's interest, once the Tory party had accepted so much of Labour's programme as unalterable, that the Tory party should be preserved against the danger of dissolution," Hitchens writes.

Even though she said last month that she had decided not to stand for re-election to the board at the annual shareholders meeting later this year, some of her critics say she never should have taken the job at Goldman to begin with — and that she certainly should not have accepted so much money.

This, goes the logic, will keep tobacco in the news up to November's elections when it may help Democrats regain the House, since Republicans have accepted so much more money from tobacco firms that their popularity dips whenever tobacco is mentioned.

The fact that students can't depend on their professors or teaching assistants to teach them is so ingrained in our culture that it's simply accepted - so much so that by midterms, a large number of students registered for core classes like 18.02 and 6.001 no longer show up for class.

They won't dare accept so much as a coffee now, she laughs.

But should we accept so much adult-structured competition in the first place?

I also believe the Clintons were wrong for accepting so much money for speeches.

Campaigns can only accept so much from an individual, while super PACs can accept as much as they like.

That system has a good record for cost control and access, but would Americans accept so much required saving?

He continued, "Music, even at terrible moments, can make you accept so much more — accept your dark sides, or the things that happen to you.