Sentence examples for accepting that the from inspiring English sources

The Telegraph, while accepting that "the views of employees matter", it is politicians who are accountable to voters.

Writing a memoir is in some sense accepting that the living has given way to the remembering: a hard acceptance.

With accepting that the natural way that humanity evolves is by moving about".

Yet Guardiola is accepting that the mistake against City will not be Bravo's last.

Any answer should begin by accepting that the West's influence on Russian internal politics is likely always to be small.

But they may still be pushed into accepting that the word "marriage" be put into sex education guidelines.

It means knowing that you're going to be let down, or accepting that the letdown is part of the fun.

The Bush administration responded by accepting that the Chechen resistance was linked to international terrorism -- but that was it.

The Palestinians insist on a prior freeze on settlements and accepting that the 1967 borders are the baseline for talks.

Accepting that the publisher's problems are hardly unique, Chisholm argues that it has performed much worse than its rivals.

In "Room," I similarly had a difficult time accepting that the mother would try to kill herself.