We also have to be willing to accommodate the fact that belief comes in infinite shades and varieties.
"Even the conservatives have largely come to accommodate the fact that they were given a second chance in the postwar period by the US victors.
You have to learn to accommodate the fact that you may be getting less than you want, but it isn't the other person's fault.
I think that across the board people are making adjustments, large and small, to accommodate the fact that we're in very difficult times right now.
However, the Duffer brothers have said it will take place a year after the first, in 1984, in part to accommodate the fact its young cast have grown.
To accommodate the fact that Rivera's fresco murals were not portable the Museum brought him to New York and set him up in a studio six weeks before the show opened.
Perhaps most important, it was good for the world in which we all work, which must accommodate the fact that most professionals today are trying to manage many different responsibilities at the same time.
That question was put to receiver TROY BROWN, a day after Glenn filed suit against the National Football League, saying it failed to reasonably accommodate the fact that Glenn has chronic depression, and received inadequate treatment.
The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, John Madden's new comedy about English retirees in India, starts with an alluring mix of the exotic and the familiar: Dame Judi is on the phone in her London flat, speaking to a person in an Indian call centre who doesn't know how to accommodate the fact that her husband is dead.
Again, this view accommodates the fact that late scholasticism survived and flourished even in the Renaissance.
