Sentence examples for accepted that being from inspiring English sources

I push and push and I get on all fours (having accepted that being butt naked and humiliated is a natural part of childbirth).

Lawrence told the Mail he "reluctantly accepted" that being stopped by police was part of life growing up in south London.

"Third" is at times delightfully abrasive, but the band members seem to have accepted that being soothing, despite their perverse streak, is part of what they do — even if the music, upon closer inspection, isn't reassuring.

But guided by Mr Singh, India's bureaucracy has at least accepted that, being hot, poor and agrarian, India will be badly hit by climate change.That makes India's main priority, reducing poverty through rapid economic growth, even more urgent.

In the internet era, consumers seem increasingly resigned to giving up fundamental aspects of their privacy for convenience in using their phones and computers, and have grudgingly accepted that being monitored by corporations and even governments is just a fact of modern life.

It's widely accepted that being sedentary for too long contributes to physical health problems – although no one worries whether children are reading for more than two hours a day – so the more difficult question to answer is: should we limit screen time to protect our children's emotional health?

She's kind of accepted that's her place.

But I've finally accepted that's not me.

"You accept that is the nature of the job".

But I accept that isn't a wholly satisfactory answer".

I accept that is not a wholly realistic  proposition.