The phrase "accepting of everything" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mindset or attitude that embraces all situations, ideas, or experiences without judgment.
Example: "Her accepting of everything made her a beloved figure in the community, as she welcomed all opinions and lifestyles."
Alternatives: "open to all" or "receptive to everything".
I'm more accepting of everything that happens.
He wasn't really rejecting anything; he was accepting of everything, with the force of his charm and his will.
Zuckerman's imagining of Silk's story leads him to other ones, especially that of Silk's new girlfriend, Faunia Farley, who is a janitor at Athena College and is a woman so unformed by societal expectations, so unimaginably assaulted by life, that she is accepting of everything Silk could possibly reveal about himself.
Jazz is so accepting of everything.
I've become less afraid of running into my ex and more accepting of everything that happened between us.
Be open and accepting of people, consider everything an adventure, and inject as many melodies as possible into the atmosphere.
RED HERRING: On the Benghazi tragedy that has tarnished her Secretary of State tenure, she practiced double-speak, accepting responsibility of everything in general but of nothing in particular.
[People think] they will only be accepted if they have the newest thing but no, you'll be accepted because of everything.
The reality that Palestinian schoolbooks, TV broadcasts and newspapers praise the killing of Israelis and call for the death of Israel demonstrates that even if Israel accepted 100percentt of everything now being demanded of it, the Palestinians would still have given nothing in return, including the guarantee that Israelis could live peacefully in a Jewish homeland.
Be accepting of everyone!
As an atheist, the further you get down the road of coming to terms with uncertainty and insecurity of belief, and of accepting that not everything is knowable by reason or rationality alone, the more you realise you have in common with people of faith.
