Sentence examples for accepted the notion of from inspiring English sources

They accepted the notion of Israeli annexation of West Bank territory to accommodate settlement blocs.

Many Israelis said that for years they accepted the notion of hardship in a young, isolated country struggling to get on its feet.

Only in the immediate aftermath of World War II could a majority of nations have accepted the notion of the world's diplomatic forum being established in the United States.

Over a quick hamburger dinner at McDonald's following her campaign appearances, Ms. Townsend said that before the women's movement of the 1970's, she accepted the notion of politics being "just for guys".

"People accepted the notion of nervous breakdown often because it was construed as a category that could handled without professional help," concluded a 2000 analysis by Dr. Stearns, Megan Barke and Rebecca Fribush.

Where once society accepted the notion of winners and losers -- and the fact that sometimes mistakes happen and one just has to live with them -- we've now reached a kind of litigator's nirvana: a society in which everything is fair game for billable hours.

Though reluctantly accepting the notion of a two-state solution, he sounds loth to achieve it.

But not everyone accepts the notion of the stadium as exhibition hall.

"I don't accept the notion of a gatekeeper," Mr. Levin said.

The United States is one of few developed nations that accepts the notion of firearms in public hands.

However, Gen. David Petraeus and the Pentagon have yet to accept the notion of talks with Taliban leaders.