Sentence examples for since accepted that from inspiring English sources
Palestinian leaders have since accepted that plan, while mainstream Israelis have rejected it.
We have all since accepted that Steinbrenner was spontaneously generous to good causes, to the needy.
Along with many Americans, I have long since accepted that the legislative branch of the federal government, in particular, seems bent on behaving in a way that appears inefficient to the layperson, and might even be described in a variety of more colorful ways in casual conversation with friends.
Having graduated two years earlier I was making my way as a literary journalist and had long since accepted that growing up is also about growing out of the influences you once had; it is about taking down the old pop posters from the wall, putting away those records and CDs, and taking responsibility for who you are, in the present, and not who or what you want to be.
However I've long since accepted that numbers don't lie.
Boss Clark, who took over from the sacked Jose Riga in October, has long since accepted that they will be in the third tier next season.
Every mayor since then has accepted that arrangement, giving up control of a resource in return for freedom from unpredictable expenses and the political perils of dealing with as noisy and intrusive an operation as an airport.
Since one accepts that [it is not possible to decide for or against a view among a few competing ones], there is nothing wrong [in rejecting the idea of an omniscient person]." [Akalaṅka:] Ergo this decision of some [thinkers, i.e., materialists] is itself void of any rational basis.
The Pyrrhonists, he says, reply that this is not so, since they readily accept that things appear in their many familiar ways; it is only at the level of the underlying nature of things that they avoid definite pronouncements.
It has since been accepted that the attack on the consulate was a terrorist assault.
Cribbins accepts that, since he now has metal knees, the ballet dream is probably over.
