Sentence examples for managed to accept from inspiring English sources

Even the abrasive Mr Trittin eventually managed to accept the reprocessing edict with a strained smile.

Few have managed to accept such large numbers of immigrants without experiencing fragmentation.

During its boom, Ireland managed to accept larger proportionate numbers of immigrants than England with less opposition.

Three weeks ago, I also said that we have managed to accept 90,000 refugees without seeing any arson attacks on asylum seekers' homes.

Vitalii Sediuk, a 24-year-old journalist from Ukraine known for playing pranks on celebrities, made it onto the stage at the awards in LA on Sunday night and almost managed to accept an award on Adele's behalf.

She said she loved the idea of her family life on a houseboat moored on the river Thames and wished she had managed to accept an invitation to go there for a drink.

If we manage to accept that our investments will likely not be enough, we usually enter another fantasy world — that of working longer.

At the end of his life Ames finds himself delightfully tethered to this world by family, while Lila ultimately manages to accept the prospect of something good happening to her.

Scott Ostler of The San Francisco Chronicle explains that this is how the players function, how fans and sportswriters manage to accept it as collateral damage of a game they love too much.

We must (at least partially) go from moving to standing still; from managing to accepting; from doing to being.

Moving from mess to mess, the aid workers in their white Land Cruisers manage to take credit without accepting blame, as though humanitarianism were its own alibi.