Sentence examples for naturally accepting from inspiring English sources

She didn't mind being seen in the nude, and when I suggested that it might not be the best thing for them she replied that, on the contrary, it was instructive for them to see how naturally accepting and unself-conscious a woman could be about her physical being.

The cultural diversity and ingrained individualism means people are naturally accepting of the anomaly – even the craggily old raver throwing tired shapes.

"We appreciate that and we naturally accepted the apologies," he said.

Without extra work, people naturally accept info that confirms their beliefs and reject information that does not".

The shift may have come with the move from house churches, where women were naturally accepted, to more public gatherings.

He naturally accepts the institutions, manners and customs in which he is educated as necessities imposed upon him by Providence".

There was just an aura about Jeter, a sense that he naturally accepted the responsibility of being his teammates' focal point.

"In a dream, we naturally accept what is happening and hardly doubt its reality, however unrealistic it may seem on reflection".

The scientific consensus, exemplified by the recent NIH report, supports this view.Next, supporters of funding naturally accept Mr Clinton's legal definition, and make a further point about the legal advantages of federal involvement.

Franzen naturally accepted her invitation - such a decision commonly means royalties in the millions of dollars - and then complained to journalists that he felt he was being controlled and manipulated by Winfrey.

Almodóvar had his dialogue translated into English, and the results were tentative: "I had everything ship shape (or some local expression)." When Juliet went out on the street in Boston and smiled at everyone, he added a marginal note: "Consider if Boston society would naturally accept such Mediterranean behavior as that of being openly looked at in the street".