Sentence examples for to begin to accept from inspiring English sources

Though he comes from an evangelical perspective, he accepts that homosexuality is unchangeable and has helped clients and their families to begin to accept that, too.

In the same period, divorces have increased by 135 percent, forcing society, if not its leaders, to begin to accept single women.

Reuther hailed that provision as "the first time in the history of collective bargaining [that] great corporations agreed to begin to accept responsibility" for their workers during layoffs.

Doing so will not only open women to their deep nature, it will also invite men to begin to accept the feminine within themselves.

But first he had to begin to accept himself as gay, accepting who he was, and not feeling shameful about it.

I believe my brother is at peace and I believe I have to begin to accept, to let go, in order for him to really be free, wherever he is.

Nevertheless, it took decades for the archaeological establishment to began to accept these findings, in part because several converging lines of evidence supported the previous model.

In their desire to get along, coalitions begin to accept irrational solutions to their shared problems.

"Soccer is the first place many people will begin to accept immigration, to see those of other colors as one of their own," Ms. Clemente-Ruiz said.

Even a Journal of Negative Results won't help much, however, until more researchers begin to accept their responsibility to publish those results even when they might be embarrassing.

The guilt comes in when I begin to accept it".