Sentence examples for accepting the notion from inspiring English sources

Though reluctantly accepting the notion of a two-state solution, he sounds loth to achieve it.

The fundamental part of it is by accepting the notion – the myth – of shareholder primacy.

Most patently, it applies to any philosophy accepting the notion of an infinite, personal God, the immortality of the soul, or the immateriality of the intellect and will.

That's very different from accepting the notion that rising inequality is a fact of life, a given that we'll all have to get used to.

In the first world war, the British shot 304 men for desertion or cowardice, only gradually accepting the notion of "shell-shock".

Accepting the notion that Renaissance humanism was simply a return to the Classics, some historians and philologists have reasoned that Classical revivals occurring anywhere in history should be called humanistic.

Others couldn't accept the notion at all.

Dmitri A. Medvedev, the Russian president, seems to accept the notion.

Dannatt says Drayson accepted the notion that the army needed new vehicles as quickly as possible.

They accepted the notion of Israeli annexation of West Bank territory to accommodate settlement blocs.

But not everyone accepts the notion of the stadium as exhibition hall.