Sentence examples for feel to accept from inspiring English sources

(M GP2) Health visitors did not describe such dilemmas within their consultations with women, although recognised the reluctance women might feel to accept the label of depression and the anticipated treatment: "But yes, I've found there are many clients who don't want to take medication, because they do think there is a stigma attached".

However hard it feels to accept, we should concede that consciousness is just the physical brain, doing what brains do.

The exhaustion was so acute that she was forced not to work, and instead, to think, to feel, to gradually accept her sexuality.

Never feel pressured to accept a ride if it doesn't feel right.

A woman may refuse treatment for herself if she feels this could harm her baby, or she may feel bound to accept interventions that might benefit the fetus.

The Justice Department filed a two-paragraph brief saying, in essence, that the court should feel free to accept any brief from any party that "it would find helpful".

It's not an idea I want my own girls to feel pressed to accept.

Many tenants in my Harlem neighborhood feel pressured to accept whatever they can get.

Mr. Lift also offered a reason the Taubmans may feel pressure to accept an offer.

I feel obliged to accept, but my partner does not care for my boss and has refused to go.

So they feel pushed to accept arrangements for themselves, or for a child, that aren't appropriate or safe.