Sentence examples for objects accepting from inspiring English sources

Restrictive ontologies come in different strengths: accepting only partless objects and living organisms; accepting only partless objects and those composite objects which are 'greater than the sum of their parts'; accepting only partless objects; accepting only 'stuff' or matter and not objects at all; accepting only 'proper' objects and not quantities of stuff.

The record value of works handed to public institutions around the UK, worth £49.4m, is published today by Arts Council England in its annual report on the objects accepted in the last financial year.

As a result, works of literature cannot be classified in either of the major categories of objects accepted by traditional metaphysics — neither the categories of the real nor the ideal are suited for them.

While Rio can recognize more than one word for an object, accepting "food" or "chicken" (but not "turkey") if you see a roasted bird, she is easily confused.

As the orientation sessions in the American dioceses have continued, more priests who initially objected are accepting the change.

They were objecting to accepting Ohio's 20 electoral votes for Mr. Bush, citing voting irregularities in the state.

And it is natural to think that the brute necessities worry could be expressed within this framework as objecting to accepting such propositions.

Like an artist using found objects, she accepted the confines of the immediate environment rather than trying to adapt it; she rarely employed props.

The inevitable introduction of variations in these situations, as a result of variations in individual talent, was largely ignored, and the intention of identity between old and new objects was accepted as always having been achieved.

"But that's going to change really fast as we start to give up our relationship to these physical objects and accept they are just vessels or carrying devices to access the cloud".

Suppose now that only presentations with possible objects are accepted.