Sentence examples for squarely accepting from inspiring English sources

"I'm thinking of squarely accepting my profession as a madman just as Degas took on the form of a notary".

On one hand, it squarely accepts that especially after 1800 (in other words, during his presidency and above all, in retirement) Jefferson explicitly renounced many tenets of traditional Christianity.

You could accept squarely that your E.On moment has come, that the days of yesterday's business model are numbered, that the challenge now is to manage its decline and build alongside it a new business fit for today, albeit that this is harder for an oil and gas company than it is for a utility.

He said Shell was narcissistic because it was so intoxicated by the current energy system it had helped to build that it could not contemplate the need to build a new one: "You could accept squarely that the days of yesterday's business model are numbered, that the challenge now is to manage its decline and build alongside it a new business fit for today".

According to a draft of the law, "it puts the burden of accepting or rejecting such needed humanitarian aid squarely on the Cuban regime .And it has already been rejected.

In accepting these compromises, BFO has placed itself squarely as a computational rather than philosophical ontology.

Although the danger of paternalism always accompanies that point of view, Bok faces it squarely: lawmakers using the findings of happiness research "are relying on persuasive evidence of what will make constituents happy instead of accepting what people mistakenly think will promote their well-being".

"After decades of accepting the world as it is in the region, we have a chance to pursue the world as it should be".He placed Israel-Palestine squarely within that context, implicitly rejecting Mr Netanyahu's belief that the regional turmoil must dictate even more caution and conservatism on Israel's part.

His legislative agenda — for example, his sixty-billion-dollar plan to make community college free for most students — shows his refusal to accept that reality, and aims squarely at the problem of income inequality.

But the principle of legality means that Parliament must squarely confront what it is doing and accept the political cost.

When Mr. Romney accepted victory, he kept his sights squarely on Mr. Obama.