Sentence examples for altogether accept from inspiring English sources

Adam Smith adopted some physiocratic ideas, but he considered labour very important and did not altogether accept land as the sole wealth.

If the spiritual disciplines of philosophy are to thrive, philosophers have to take off the bandages of epistemology and metaphysics altogether, accept the finite and fallible status of their knowledge claims, and get on with confessing their belief in the things that make life worth living (Levinson, 204).

The Vatican, to avoid being shut out of China altogether, accepts worship in the government-backed church as legitimate.

But Fernando Pessoa's great work offers us a different approach altogether: accepting that dreams needn't be converted into achievement.

Many ballerinas, when they turn 40, abandon dance altogether, accepting that their bodies can no longer accommodate the rigours and stresses of classical technique.

Here, too, it is clear that how one resolves the problem of moral luck whether one rejects the possibility of moral luck altogether, accepts it in all forms, or accepts certain kinds and not others—has implications for the ultimate success of Luck Egalitarianism.

Don't let the dangers put you off altogether, though: accept the challenges, and you're set for a thrilling trip.

They would rather fight not to change the rules, not to retrain, and for their company to close down altogether than accept a few job losses and save something.

Once war and internal conflict erupted after 1978, other ethnic groups refused altogether to accept the hierarchy.

I'm at the point now of giving up on dating altogether and accepting I'm just going to end up on my own.

Altogether, 8 accepted and 7 politely declined the invitation because they were not COOL experts or because they could not participate in the study since COOL is a politically sensitive issue in the international trade scene.