Sentence examples for consciously accepted from inspiring English sources

If the point of calling such principles "innate" is not to imply that they are or have been consciously accepted by all rational beings, then it is hard to see what the point is.

Propositions often given as examples of innate knowledge, even such plausible candidates as the principle that the same thing cannot both be and not be, are not consciously accepted by children and those with severe cognitive limitations.

The care must be freely and consciously accepted and carried out by the relatives.

I realize my comparison is imperfect, because nuns choose to be nuns (and thus consciously accept whatever social connotations that choice entails).

In 1933, with the appearance of the review Pudjangga Baru ("The New Writer"), a new generation of intellectuals began to assess whether to maintain traditional values or to consciously accept Western norms in the effort to establish a modern but genuinely Indonesian culture.

Therefore, they cannot consciously accept the localisation of another dangerous and unsustainable industrial activity".

Whether we in turn consciously accept or agree to these consequences and the principles and duties they implicate once brought to our awareness is irrelevant to their justification.

Every day spend some moments practicing consciously accepting your environment for what it is.

As the poem summarising Carolyne's accounts demonstrate, Carolyne has mixed feelings toward her circumstances, acknowledging both the negative and positive impact caregiving has on her, consciously accepting her circumstances.

In respecting an adult's autonomy an adult may enter trials that carry risks and consciously accept those risks because of advantages to others (perhaps the community of those who have the disease), or if they have an inherited disease, benefits for their children or grandchildren.

I can alleviate almost all pain and suffering by getting rid of those nasty "shoulds" and consciously staying accepting and open to whatever unfolds.