Sentence examples for merrily accepting from inspiring English sources
I had my own suite at the top of the house, and from there I could look upon the gardens below, frequented by littérateurs and actresses, with parties happening sometimes where famous faces gossiped, and my host was to be seen merrily accepting his fourth martini of the evening.
Mr Bush has merrily accepted spending bills stuffed with local pork.
Italians have loved Europe so much so that four years ago they merrily accepted an extra "tax for Europe" (an unthinkable notion in most other EU countries).
I hasten to note that we don't have to merrily accept all of it (see item #1 above), we should simply keep this reality in mind before we kneejerk ourselves into a spastic mess.
Accepting that this harsh scenario is unlikely to come to pass in the short run, its proponents talk merrily of the long game, waiting for a generation or even two.These true-believing one-staters have a strong position in Hamas, and it is one that will likely get stronger if people like Mr Bennett call the Israeli tune.
At the Oscars she tripped over her flouncy hem climbing the steps to accept her prize, but said merrily: "You guys are only standing up because I fell and you feel bad.
Between then and the time of Sigmund Freud, when the world suddenly noticed women had sexuality, doctors merrily went on manually bringing their female patients to what they sometimes did not realise or accept was orgasm (and, as in the film, described in medicalised terms like "hysterical paroxysm") for about 1,900 years.
She accepts him, Heath is free to marry Kate and the wedding bells ring out right merrily.
The media have merrily fanned the flames.
Merrily, merrily, merrily, merrily, life is but a dream.
