The phrase "accepting everything that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a mindset or attitude of openness towards various ideas, situations, or conditions.
Example: "She has a unique perspective on life, always accepting everything that comes her way without judgment."
Alternatives: "embracing all that" or "welcoming everything that".
It's about accepting everything that goes along with insomnia – the worry, anxiety.
You can make the response of sticking your head in the sand, pretending nothing has changed and just carrying on and accepting everything that comes out of Brussels.
Accepting everything that happens to one's self will bring contentment, "So the good man will accept everything, knowing that it is not only unalterable, since Fate determines all, but also the work of God, the perfect being; namely that his happiness depends entirely upon himself, and not at the mercy of other persons or the play of outside forces.
"If you can succeed at full capacity, then you are a partner; if you put yourself as an assistant (huo ji, 伙计) accepting everything that you are asked to do, then you are an assistant".
It just happened because Forest had accepted everything that came at them, even from other clubs.
Other hotels have tried amnesty programs: the Mayflower Hotel in Washington announced one in 2007, but did not accept everything that was offered.
David Cameron has criticised Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband over Europe, saying they are sticking their heads in the sand by claiming Britain should accept everything that emerges from the EU.
Because of you I can accept everything that's ever happened to me and not regret any of it, and look at life and my own future life without any reservations.
"Having had a sleepless night I felt it was important to front up and accept everything that is going to be coming my way," sniffed Muscat, who faces at least a five-game ban.
"She accepts everything that has happened to her as her destiny, no more surprised or alienated to be who she is than I imagine Cleopatra was to be Cleopatra".
"It's me saying, 'I accept everything that happened to me, it's OK, and now I'm here and I should be grateful for everything.'" What did Herbert – who produced the album at his studio in Whitstable, Kent – make of her? "I think doing this was a little bit different for him," she says.
