Sentence examples for can certainly accept from inspiring English sources

"We can certainly accept patients, but there has to be a plan".

We can certainly accept that non-visual aspects of our imagery experience may play a much larger role in our mental life than is commonly acknowledged (Newton, 1982) without endorsing the idea of "six-code" theory.

I can certainly accept the premise that young people are less interested in the race at this point, but had never thought of this as a reason for them to be under-represented in the sample.

If you can dish it out, you can certainly accept a portion back to help you to learn and grow too.

You can certainly have an anthropology of insects if you accept that it will be an exploration of relationships, not a study of isolated, independent beings.

"We can certainly be accepting of Democrats.

I certainly accept what I did.

Lance Armstrong cannot make us like the person he was, but he can certainly help us accept the man he can become.

It's one that I certainly accepted".

Spinoza certainly accepts this, as PID and IIp6 show.

Perrson and Savulescu can certainly be forgiven for this error, it is all too easy to accept a dramatic cliché which seems to illustrate something one is tempted to believe; and I have done so many times myself.