Sentence examples for thus accepted from inspiring English sources

Internally contradictory, they spell out the fatalistic acceptance of reality and discontent with what has been thus accepted; powerlessness and a new empowerment; a confrontation with the terrifying future and an openness to the weakness it portends.

Isis subsequently accepted that pledge, though it came from two individuals who had no previous contact with the group, and thus accepted responsibility – as well as credit among supporters of Islamic militancy – for the attack.

The total height of the falls was thus accepted as 1,223 feet (373 m) rather than as 1,650 feet (503 m), making the Takakkaw considerably shorter than Della Falls, on Vancouver Island, B.C.

Eight of the trial swaps improves the sum of squared error (SSE) and are thus accepted.

We thus accepted a rule that maximised sensitivity and specificity at the expense of not achieving 100% sensitivity.

The crude answer is that a society where such rules are widely internalised and thus accepted would be likely to have more good in it than one lacking such rules.

Most of us thus accept that the majority of our products and services are delivered by profit-making enterprises.

(Rudd's action left the United States the only major industrialized nation that has refused to ratify Kyoto, and thus accept binding greenhouse-gas reduction targets).

When investors feel confident about future rent growth, they are willing to pay higher prices and thus accept a lower initial return.

It thus accepts 80-90% of submissions.Instead, a Frontiers paper's merit is gauged after publication, using measures like the number of downloads.

By suggesting that the prisoner accept half-truths and plausible distortions of the truth, [the interrogator] makes it possible for the prisoner to rationalize and thus accept the interrogator's viewpoint as the only way out of an intolerable situation.