Sentence examples for peacefully accepting from inspiring English sources

Hugh Cecil argues that, at his death, Keable most likely just became "able to reconcile his two ideals, romantic-erotic and religious, and could die peacefully accepting the rituals he loved".

Say BENEVOLENT-PEACE (to be peacefully accepting and reclaim stability).

No one is sure, whoever wins, that the defeated parties and their leaders will peacefully accept the people's verdict.

Islanders say that such raids may have led the settlers to peacefully accept the Japanese as rulers, who treated them with benign neglect.

That policy enabled the Ottomans generally to avoid local resistance by assuring rulers and subjects that their lives, properties, traditions, and positions would be preserved if they peacefully accepted Ottoman rule.

The national president of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, Dulce Maria Sauri, strenuously pressed the party's opponents to accept their defeat in the same way that her party had peacefully accepted losing the presidency last July and the August gubernatorial elections in Chiapas state.

In television interviews, Mr. Andrade tried to keep up a positive front, but he said that his party would peacefully accept a defeat if the results did not go his way.

Pressed consumers in many nations have recently found themselves on a knife's edge regarding food security, and are not likely to peacefully accept the rolling back of petrol subsidies which have become effectively institutionalized.

Dalmatian Croatia peacefully accepted a limited Frankish overlordship.

The Dalmatian Croatia consequently peacefully accepted a limited Frankish overlordship.

At first they peacefully accepted a subordinate position to the Susu and Yalunka.