Sentence examples for accepting acts from inspiring English sources

While some statements may not immediately be the direct cause of a specific act of violence, they spread seeds of intolerance and anger that lead to legitimizing and accepting acts of bigotry and hate, like the "Burn a Quran day" that took place in Florida, the desecration of mosques, physical attacks against Muslims including women and children.

In terms of accepted acts, the festival is dependent on people who want to be a part of it.

But I am claiming Turnbull's words are true: a culture that disrespects women is a culture that accepts acts of violence against women.

"Killing one's enemy and making use of his physical remains were socially accepted acts in those cultures," the recommendations say.

Ms. Jenkins said that the reporting of nonfatal workplace crimes was fragmented, and workers in fields like social services or mental health care might accept acts of violence as part of their jobs.

Robin Cook, the former foreign secretary, wanted to know "what concerns were expressed to the United States" about whether British commanders could accept acts of brutality by another member of the coalition.

Giving individuals who are able to accept acts of mercy from others appear most likely to love their neighbors.

In 2016, Pompeo accepted Act for America's National Security Eagle Award.

Coutinho points out that this is an accepted act today but was far from commonplace up until just a few decades ago.

Learning to roll the boulder while keeping at least a half smile on your face — "One must imagine Sisyphus happy" is his most emphatic aphorism — is the only way to act decently while accepting that acts are always essentially absurd.

I tend to stand among the animal welfare crowd because it seems to offer more leeway in accepting the acts and beliefs of others who care.