Sentence examples for sometimes accepting from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, accepting one's limitations can bring contentment, even wisdom.

Families of their victims can pardon them, sometimes accepting "blood money" payments in return for doing so.

He picked someone who has spent her entire career tending to the poor and the uninsured, sometimes accepting pints of oysters as payment.

He has passed notes and leaned over to offer hushed advice, sometimes accepting counsel from his 30-year-old daughter, who sat with his parents directly behind him nearly every day.

However, brokers say sellers of mid-range properties — 400,000 to 750,000 euros ($614,600 to $1,152,000) — have been much more willing to negotiate, sometimes accepting offers 15percentt below asking.

Sometimes, accepting a contract position is what an employee needs to jump-start a career.

More recent adaptations were sometimes accepted.

Museums sometimes accept fake works from collectors they rely on.

Although she does sometimes accept free products, she said, she does not take money.

Scientists occasionally took an interest in police work, and courts sometimes accepted their testimony.

Privately run insurance pools sometimes accept only those that have had lower medical expenses.