And evidence accumulated that he had refused to accept the gravity of the accident, delayed the ship's evacuation and abandoned his post before everyone was off.
He added: "I'm still waiting for the Oxford dons to accept the gravity of their error and, in the spirit of magnanimity, to award Baroness Thatcher not only a posthumous doctorate, but why not endow a college?
"I think that's dangerous because by doing that you are not accepting the gravity of the debt".
"Having persevered through so many disasters, it is difficult for many commercial fishermen to accept the gravity of this one".
The IAAF has accepted the "extreme gravity" of the offences revealed in an investigation of its past corruption and says it will use the Wada recommendations as the basis for reform of track and field's international governing body.
The CAS panel accepted the DCO should have made sure he understood the gravity of the situation but found he had committed a doping offence.
On the 16th it will be the motive of the Pillar and the Trunk — the act of defying the law of gravitation; and on the 23rd it will be the Recumbent Figure — the act of accepting the law of gravity.
We knew in the exhilaration of the moment the special cost of that freedom, that now was our time and that someday we would need to accept the pull of gravity.
She accepts the idea that gravity is proportional to the masses of bodies and inversely proportional to the square of their spatial separation, arguing that this Newtonian idea of attraction "marvelously" explains the fall of bodies on earth, the tides, and various astronomical phenomena, something that the vortex theory of the Cartesians fails to do.
If you recall, Newton and Galileo had their detractors, too, but we're fully confident that, like those two famed scientists, someday our work will come to be every bit as accepted as the law of gravity and the notion that the Earth orbits the sun.
