Sentence examples for been accepted with from inspiring English sources
verb
To receive, especially with a consent, with favour, or with approval.
When I told my parents that I'd been accepted, with a fellowship, they neither encouraged nor discouraged me.
The critic John Carey's comment that "intellectually" the first three of his Rabbit novels were a desert would have been accepted with no small pride by Updike.
The London mayor and chairman of the Metropolitan Police Authority, Boris Johnson, announced the resignation this morning, saying it had been accepted with "great reluctance and sadness".
Only after he'd been accepted with a full fellowship, a newly issued passport in hand, did he inform them of his plans.
Palace have since confirmed Moody has left his role, saying in a statement: "In light of the events of yesterday, Sporting Director Iain Moody has tendered his resignation and it has been accepted with immediate effect.
The salt-water caipirinha of that 7-1 semi-final thrashing by Germany in Belo Horizonte, a result that has, in reality, been accepted with a gasp and a bemused shrug of the shoulders.
A calibration curve was accepted with a minimum of 6 out 8 acceptable calibration levels.
She was accepted, with a substantial scholarship.
They are accepted with equal reluctance.
You're accepted with open arms.
That was accepted with barely a murmur of dissent.
