Sentence examples for whom we accept from inspiring English sources

"We hold ourselves accountable to both those we seek to assist and those from whom we accept resources," they pledged.

Richard Jacobi, whom we accept as Epstein's alter ego, is a highly successful artist at the peak of his career, who now lives in the same house he grew up in, on San Remo Drive in Pacific Palisades.

In our progressive churches and temples are gay and lesbian and transgendered people whom we accept and include fully.

There are geniuses of whom we must accept a similar thing: they cannot be dissected because they simply don't exist.

The various ethical codes that guide our behavior go into some detail about when and from whom we should not accept money.

In the resistance of accepting ourselves for whom we are, we struggle to accept the reality and the difficult truths of our lives.

One of the strongest aspects of "American Horror Story" is its delicate balance of horror and humanity, its ability to showcase the ugliest, most depraved depths of characters whom we learn to love and accept for their flaws.

Liam Byrne of Labour, whom we interviewed after the debate, accepted the criticism … almost: "The Leaders didn't get to choose the questions," he parried.

It may be time for all of us to become more accepting, regardless of whom we plan to vote for in this year's presidential election.

However, because we anticipated a relative paucity of patients in whom histopathologic data were available, we accepted patients from historical cohorts (starting from January 2000) on the condition that none of the requested data were missing.

Courts differ in whom they accept.