Sentence examples for slowly accepted from inspiring English sources

"Because he stayed, because he remained constant to Corrèze, the local people slowly accepted him and became loyal to him".

The utility has slowly accepted the contention of Ms. Ashihara's group by repeatedly increasing its estimate of the size of the fault.

Each day he combs through the hundreds of new arrivals alongside a neighbour whose children often played with his own, but both men have slowly accepted that their families have probably been killed.

It all started with the Hays Code: Historians and experts divide Hollywood's portrayal of gay life into three periods: years before the early 1930s "production code"; self-censorship under the code until the late 1960s; and the years since then as gays and lesbians have been slowly accepted into mainstream culture.

What the industry has slowly accepted over the past decade is that the biggest winners win by staggering amounts compared to their competitors.

I've slowly accepted the fact that my chances of surviving in Afghanistan were higher than my chances being out in America.

She said she spent several weeks in denial and angry about the news before slowly accepting it.

Iraqi courts are only slowly accepting some of the staple techniques of American law enforcement, like forensic evidence.

Lydia may not buy it wholesale, but when forced to listen to Oly's dicta — "Despair gets tedious if it lasts long enough" — she slowly accepts his wisdom.

We live in an algorithmic world that Turing foresaw and in a world that, as it slowly accepts homosexuality, would have been unforeseeable to him.

Bankers in the region, who have been reluctant to acknowledge that hundreds of billions of euros of Greek debt is worth far less than face value, are slowly accepting the grim reality.