Sentence examples for has made accepting from inspiring English sources

Walker's death in a Los Angeles car crash last Saturday has made accepting the excitement of announcing her Wonder Woman role bittersweet.

It is a twist that has made accepting his death all the more difficult for his wife, Carol, his five children, his 12 grandchildren and his colleagues at National Response Corporation, a Long Island company hired by the military to clean up oil spills.

The FEC attorneys found grounds that the parties had made, accepted and failed to report excessive in-kind contributions in the form of coordinated expenditures.

The speed with which law enforcement officials tracked down the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing has made him more accepting of today's all-pervasive cameras.

On one hand, it has made students more accepting of individuals different from themselves, more tolerant of other races, religions and sexual orientations.

And he took the occasion to say that while the company "has made mistakes," and accepted the need for public scrutiny, it intended to answer "unfair attacks by setting the record straight".

Quine's work, though by no means widely accepted, has made analytic philosophers at least wary of uncritically accepting certain of their standard distinctions.

Democracy has spread under its watch, and its geographical isolation has made the world surprisingly accepting of its use of force.

The United States, which has made great strides in accepting and protecting gay rights, has expressed concern about the new laws but needs to be more forceful.

She has made the imperfect feel accepted.

However, its ease of use and documented relationships with other performance characteristics of concrete has made this test widely accepted in practice.