Most often Daniel accepted my version and sometimes I gave in to him.
In most cases, overtime was linked with working through lunch breaks and often accepted as part of the daily routine in spite of possible harmful health consequences.
Such offers are often accepted.
The excuses are familiar, and often accepted.
He often accepted the opinions of Hippocrates.
That there is a something is partly because of the expectations of the audience, which often accepts the most general validations ("Your father was a funny man" or "Your mother says the dog is with her") as proof of their loved ones' continued existence.
People will often accept the most devastating of diagnoses with almost a gratitude that seems completely misplaced, until they explain to us that the previous uncertainty or not knowing had been far, far worse.
The Pope has a relaxed relationship with his security staff, knows most of them by name, and often accepts only reluctantly the advice of those who warn him of possible dangers to his life from lax security arrangements.
The individual finances of baseball teams are some of the most closely held data in professional sports, and the public is most often left to accept the word of the league's owners about any team's profitability or losses.
In general, students who succeed are most often those who accept the difficult aspects of that fact with a positive attitude.
Given that over two-thirds of Americans are overweight or obese, social comparison among overweight women might affect their judgment about their respective weight status, particularly among Black and Hispanic women for whom a heavier body image is often most accepted [ 25, 26, 47].
