Sentence examples for been taught to accept from inspiring English sources

Even if tragedy strikes, the pilgrims have been taught to accept God's will.

Essentially, the idea of dying is something we have long been taught to accept, but in reality it just exists in our minds.

Second, they embody a real feminist anger and uncompromisingly scornful attitude to the patriarchal values that women have been taught to accept as the status quo.

It was that the disclosures he was making, momentous though they were, would fail to trigger a worldwide debate because the public had already been taught to accept that they have no right to privacy in the digital age.

Among other intimate revelations, it described O'Faolain's consuming dedication to a proposition she had been taught to accept as self-evident: "I'd spent my whole adult life on the errand that smoothed the way to being a woman in the home -- a search for a man, for love, for the one man to love and be loved by and have babies with -- without wanting to be a woman in the home".

While manufacturers and service providers may not like inflation, they have been taught to accept it as a growth propellant.

I was sent to a sort of retreat, where I was taught to accept myself.

Other gripping moments occur in a re-education camp where Hutus are taught to accept their roles in chopping up their fellow Rwandans with machetes.

Staff in nursing care homes have got to be taught to accept people of different persuasions, even if they may not agree with it.

In the hateful manifesto posted on his Web site, the killer, Dylann Roof, also writes, "As an American we are taught to accept living in the melting pot, and black and other minorities have just as much right to be here as we do, since we are all immigrants.

I was taught to accept that these things happen.