Sentence examples for point of accepting from inspiring English sources

"I'm not at the point of accepting it yet but I'll have to come a point of accepting that people will doubt me forever.

The guerrillas have been weakened, but not to the point of accepting a ceasefire unless the army does, too.

At the turn of the 21st century, the professional conservator aggressively guards against any loss of original surface, even to the point of accepting the presence of a deposit or stain rather than endangering the original material of the sculpture.

Its literary editor, JR Ackerley, who made a point of accepting or (much more often) rejecting batches of verse by return post, quickly became an influential supporter of this prolific young poet from South Shields.

"It starts from the point of accepting that growth does not equal jobs and incomes do not mean prosperity," says Jackson. "One is a mathematical equation and one is more philosophical.

Writing from Italy while at work on his novel, Burns mused on the psychological and philosophical implications of the male homosexual's experience: "Even if he ever arrives at the point of accepting his bias as merely an incident in his personality, he sets up all sorts of pitiful little compensations.

Students that plan to go for this type of specialty have a 50 percentage points lower chance of accepting a rural job (significance level of 5%).

Although Mr. Obama has made a point of not accepting contributions from registered lobbyists, a review of campaign donations and White House visitor logs shows that special interests have had little trouble making themselves heard.

Mr Kahlon's politics on the Palestinian question are right-wing but he has opposed Mr Netanyahu's economic policies, and he had made a point of not accepting the prime minister's offer to become finance minister.

We got to the point of not accepting new followers at all and then one day my wife received a torrent of abuse via DM and on the timeline that was so vile she's never been on Twitter since – which is a real shame as she has so much to share and is far more interesting than I am.

During the performance he makes loud remarks to other members of the audience, baits the actors, criticizes the play, and misses its main point about the necessity of accepting the imperfections of the world and of oneself.