Sentence examples for accepted sort of from inspiring English sources

One thing I would argue though – there should be a widely accepted sort of "meta-confidence level" that states that if the data are secret, the credibility they should be accorded is zero.

My friends here think Trump is a joke, but they have sort of accepted that he is president.

"I find watching them so beautiful that I have accepted that sort of beauty into my life".

And yet if New Yorkers have not become as compliant as the mayor would like, they have accepted some sort of implicit swap of primal energies for prosperity and peace.

And Midler accepted... sort of.

Do not, do not, do not, make a sexual comment ("nice rack," or "I'd hit that") unless you know the girl really well and she has accepted that sort of comment.

I sort of accept that.

Ever since the 1970s, unions have accepted all sorts of arrangements they once would have refused, with concessions littering contracts, leaving a trail of working-class decline.

They knew, he said, that "they would have to accept some sort of tradeoff".

From the start of negotiations, Mr. Ray's office insisted on two conditions: Mr. Clinton would have to make a public statement admitting more than he previously had, and he would have to accept some sort of sanction.

Andrew (combat-related visual impairment, 25 34 years): "You have to accept that sort of thing as part of the hard bit in the beginning.