Sentence examples for accepted that it describes from inspiring English sources

When, e.g., the wave function of a table is extremely well peaked around a given point in space, it has always been accepted that it describes a table located at a certain position, and that this corresponds in some way to our perception of it.

He sometimes described it as a novel, but later accepted that it was really autobiography.

The model suggests that, if we accept that entities described by the V H model are all replicators, we should include SACIs, nests and organisms in the group of replicators.

"But in the circumstances, as I have been told, I don't accept that it was murder". He also described the deaths as "accidental".

Although natural law theorists may accept a somewhat broader concept of rationality than that described above, all accept that it is irrational to harm oneself only when there are no compensating benefits for anyone.

Woodfox couldn't accept that Wallace, whom he described as "the other part of my heart," had become an "ancestor," the term Panthers used to describe the dead.

As the BBC reported, the Swedish migration court accepted that Adel (described in the article as Adel Hakimjan) "was not a terrorist and granted him permanent residency as a refugee".

You can't accept that it.

A challenge from Guru-Murthy to Osborne – about whether he accepted that he had described as "completely bogus" Darling's planned £11bn of savings – prompted some of the liveliest exchanges of the evening.

Accepting that "photography tends to show, to describe, much more than it can explain," he decided on an approach to the man he characterizes with a question: "Why not be silent, patient and watchful, like a photographer?" The resulting film, playing for one week at the American Cinematheque's Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood, well rewards his efforts.

Let's all just accept that "Ranch Beef" is a terrifying way to describe something -- I have no idea what that is supposed to mean.