Sentence examples for strive to accept from inspiring English sources

Only when all appeals have been exhausted, and the last court has spoken, should all Americans strive to accept the decision.

His interviews yielded nearly 40,000 transcript pages and his "anti-Tolstoyan" conclusion that "the unhappy families who reject their variant children have much in common, while the happy ones who strive to accept them are happy in a multitude of ways".

To love someone is to strive to accept that person exactly the way he or she is, right here and now.

"It is an active noun like struggle, to love someone is to strive to accept that person exactly the way he or she is, right here and now".

Solomon states: "I take the anti-Tolstoyan view that the unhappy families who reject their variant children have much in common, while the happy ones who strive to accept them are happy in a multitude of ways".

Developers will always claim to strive only to accept 'cream of the crop' services that are also willing to pay, but it might be hard to pass up a not-so-great service that's willing to pay a significant premium.

Meanwhile, in her post-downfall present, she half-strives, half-refuses to accept her predicament, relying on Ginger, yet disdaining her lower-class lifestyle.

It's not the right word because what we're striving for is to accept what's honest, what's nature, what's sometimes organic to an extreme, or sometimes inorganic to such an extreme that it moves us.

While VTE nurses and trainers strive to motivate clinical staff to accept the task of risk assessment as a habitual part of daily clinical practice, our findings suggest that some junior doctors do not feel that it is their responsibility.

Not only does Mr. Hampton, 22, refuse to accept limitations, but he also strives to inspire others.

To practice humility, work to accept the life you have while striving for more without complaining.