Sentence examples for expected to accept that from inspiring English sources

Audiences cannot be expected to accept that hokey boys' own hero Shazam and razor-edged femme fatale Harley Quinn, or the wonderfully liberal 2011 reboot of Batgirl, can exist comfortably in the same universe.

Throughout the film we watch montage after montage of her sculling drink after drink, and are expected to accept that she has literally no idea why a man would call her on purpose after a one night stand.

Their members also have to contend with the rising cost of living and cannot be expected to accept a deal that amounts to no real raise or perhaps a cut, union officials said.

Such sources might be expected to accept typical stories that went around about Diodorus without any close analysis.

The suspended Titans cornerback Pacman Jones is expected to accept a plea deal that will get him probation in return for his testimony about a triple shooting at a Las Vegas strip club, his lawyer said yesterday.

Crouched there, hands clasped behind our necks, noses to the linoleum, we were expected to accept on faith that in this prescribed posture, as good little citizens of the goodest country on earth, we would be spared the effects of any disaster, natural or nuclear.

Why was Iran expected to accept negotiation terms that relinquished its greatest strategic asset (1200 kg of LEU) without receiving a strategic asset of equal value in return?

Thursday's vote was not binding on the British Parliament, but that body is expected to accept it as a mandate.

The paper also stresses that converts are expected to accept Orthodox religious law, or Halakhah.

Lynch declined to recuse herself from the case but said that she fully expected to accept whatever recommendation the F.B.I. agents and career prosecutors made.

There is so much here – jolly Africans; wise Buddhists, the innate likability of Simon Pegg – that we're expected to accept without question.