Sentence examples for freely accepting from inspiring English sources

We can imagine that A represents God loving an individual and B represents the individual freely accepting God's love.

"Basically, through a really harsh approach, he established two hundred years of world peace," was the Facebook founder's concise explainer of his man-crush, freely accepting there had been some crushing "trade-offs" involved in delivering that august outcome.

It resides entirely in the fact that people freely accept it.

The firm freely accepted payment in whiskey, which it then sold as Hopkins Bestt.

"An independent Scotland wouldn't be saddled with the proportionate share of debt that we have freely accepted that we would have to take on.

His family returned to Berlin in 1950 but his wife and children were not freely accepted by either the Germans or the Americans.

One of the best is idealist.org, with links to many United States and global agencies; it freely accepts listings; another is www.avso.org, which has a youth orientation.

There is a large Arab middle class in France, and Muslim practices are freely accepted outside the paranoid ranks of the Front National.

In other words, European practice reflects the dollar's "exorbitant privilege" as the only true global currency, freely accepted by currency traders and investors in China and around the world.

If a Muslim woman (or for that matter an Orthodox Jewish woman) freely accepts an "unfair" deal because it is intrinsic to her religion, that should not be the state's business.

If a baby turns into a pig or a wolf speaks in a pleasing baritone or a star descends from the sky and changes into an elderly woman with three wishes to spare, the characters do not question the illogic of the circumstances but freely accept that the surreal is real.