Sentence examples for had really accepted from inspiring English sources

That sequence of events changed the way the people of Israel viewed the Palestinian leadership and caused Israelis to question whether Palestinians had really accepted Israel's existence.

"The Democrats never would have really accepted me, the Republicans would never trust me again.

"As black people, we don't know if white people have really accepted us.

That's something I've really accepted and that I own.

That day I felt I had really been accepted.

The right argued against making peace with a Palestinian leadership that had really not accepted Israel's right to exist.

Humiliation And so it proved, just after 2.30am on Friday, when the returning officer at the Richard Dunn sports centre announced the result Labour had never really accepted could become a reality: seven years after humiliating Oona King by demolishing her 10,000 majority in Bethnal Green and Bow, Galloway had done it again, and by no small margin.

I don't cough as much but was it as effective as the ramipril?" (R2: female) Her description of this dilemma suggested that she had not really accepted the alternative choice of medicine, but in continuing to take it as prescribed, she was not 'resistant' to it either.

They come from LA and they go to Chester's Mill, and Chester's Mill hasn't really accepted the fact that having a homosexual couple as your parents is accepted now and they don't really understand.

Ms. Sandoval said that "on a broader level, I'm not sure Mexican-American culture has really been accepted even now in Los Angeles".

None of these hypotheses has really been accepted: each theory is in need of confirmation.