Sentence examples for remarks to accept from inspiring English sources

The daughter of one of the women said her mother was too upset by Wells's remarks to accept his apologies.

Mr. Galloway contended that Mr. Mahmood tried to goad him into making anti-Semitic remarks and to accept improper political contributions.

In her remarks prior to accepting the awards on behalf of the field offices, UNICEF Executive Director Ann M. Veneman addressed some of the challenges facing children and women.

Referring to the uneven critical reception of his work, Mr. Chabrol is said to have remarked, "You have to accept the fact that sometimes you are the pigeon, and sometimes you are the statue".

Eric Cantona, a magnificent Gallic footballer, once remarked—"I refuse to accept that Carlos Alberto's goal in the final was any less beautiful than the poetry of the young Rimbaud".

Remarks – bizarrely – that seem to accept at face value the narrative of al-Qaida in the Islamic Mahgreb (AQIM).

I must look ridiculous in the eyes of other people and I have simply learned to accept their remarks.

If what he/she said is true, then you may wish to accept the remarks as a form of constructive feedback to improve yourself.

"For some producers," a company official remarked, "the difference is difficult to accept at first, since the product does not look 'like milk.'" But the "[c]alves don't care," he was quick to add.

Initially, Primus was reluctant but Trish convinced him to accept and Primus remarked that it was a case of "well church is the last place we'd go, but why not?" The church was more "laid-back" in comparison to the one that Primus attended as a child and he, along with the rest of his family, became regular churchgoers in 2001.

"I don't think the United States has any choice but to accept these changes," he remarked at one point.