There's no more obvious sign of disdain for these lives than to accept that, when the government takes stock of who counts in the United States, they may not be included.
You must accept that, when Melville clothes the heroes like those of his own gangster movies, such as "Le Samourai," he is not imposing a style so much as honoring a strain of melancholy toughness — not a bad defense mechanism under such conditions.
The athletes accept that when the trials are over, runners with impressive racing résumés will be left off the Olympic team.
Sure, I don't think the original punks would have liked having their movement reduced to a set of Instagrams from Katy Grand, but I think by this point we've all come to accept that when the fashion industry sees something it likes, it apes it, gets it an endorsement deal and starts flogging it.
They accept that when the risk of physical illness is imminent, the faithful can protect themselves with medical services.
Yet it must be accepted that when the Turing Machine has to be constructed as a concrete physical entity – a computer – the program running the machine needs a physical support.
Most of the one's from Tanzania I have taken off of social media, finally accepting that when you don't even know the other subjects' names, the shared stage of your Facebook profile picture becomes and altar to the commodification of poverty.
The Roman curia analyzes it and, if it's accepted, that's when the medical tribunal comes in.
Mr Bell accepted that when he realised the significance of the delay in the introduction of cost controls, he should have asked serious questions.
Or just accept that when you let the cat out of the bag, you're unlikely to get it back in.
