Sentence examples for quite accept this from inspiring English sources

I can't quite accept this.

Although some on the right don't quite accept this, Every Student Succeeds makes it quite clear that states get to decide which standards they use, and the federal government has no ability to question their decisions.

Somehow, it seems that we can't quite accept the fact that this was all that he left behind.

The senator did not quite accept the apology.

Like Hemingway before him, and like Brando after, he could never quite accept that art was any kind of a way for a man to make a living.

Yet I can't quite accept the criticism that Bond here is just a glorified hit-man who never does any real intelligence work.

For all the gloomy headlines we've absorbed since the fall, we still can't quite accept the full depth of our economic abyss either.

She also finds comfort and camaraderie when she reunites with friends from Bletchley Park, women who helped her crack a major code and also could never quite accept the postwar status quo — and second-class citizenship.

Russia, which still can't quite accept the fact that it has to make concessions to three former Soviet republics, is opposed to a plan for an undersea pipeline that would bypass Russia.

And Hal, a maths post-graduate, cannot quite accept that this moody, withdrawn girl has evolved a theory that will set the scientific world alight.

The south never quite accepted the legitimacy of national rule.