Sentence examples for if we can accept from inspiring English sources
If we can accept the complexity in Indigenous communities, we need to see it in non-Aboriginal communities, too.
If we can accept without qualms the horrors on display in the paintings of Hieronymus Bosch or the gruesome etchings of Goya and not recoil, why should we have problems accepting Bach's way of clothing these unappealing words in music?
If we can accept that debate and dialogue are a sign of strength, not weakness, then we can achieve throughout the country what Balsall Heath Forum has shown is possible.
If we can accept their changes as genuine, why can't we accept that other people change too?" Denise Hassanzade Ajiri is a staff writer and editor at the Tehran Bureau, an independent media organisation hosted by the Guardian.
And second, if we can accept talent in sport is a product of robust systems and strong minds – rather than a hilariously fragile accident, something left out by the fairies – it is probably more useful to talk about these things now and then.
Everett rough-carpenters a plot into place, assuming that if we can accept the crude stitching of head to body we can likewise accept the jerky progress of episodes, from Street's abduction by a religious cult to his escape and arrival at a secret compound outside Roswell, N.M., where he encounters a roomful of botched experiments at making human life.
For instance, the formula ⋀ x ∈ A, ∃ (y, x ) ∈ R (⋀ (x ′, x ) ∈ R (¬ I x ∨ O x ′ ) ) encodes that we can accept x if each attacker is out.
If we can collectively accept that business is about loving people first then their founders will end up making large profits and prosperity for their communities.
They may look like nothing you could ever want at the time, but I guarantee you, the amount of positive energy and blessings that those gifts have the power to bring into our lives is boundless if we can just accept them graciously and say, "Thank you".
Even if we can come to accept change in body parts, better appearance, etc, as socially acceptable, there will always be a time of reckoning with death and the human condition.
