Since this is suggestive of an active process, categorising them as having accepted their medicines 'without question' becomes problematic.
Likewise, we've accepted, without question, that since some families are dysfunctional, intact families are overrated.
Along with the samovar, she had brought a trunkful of superstitions, dark and marvellous, which he, as a child, had accepted without question.
Does Mr. Kissinger forget that U.S. foreign policy has accepted — without much explicit objection — the Israeli, Indian and Pakistani nuclear programs?
He doesn't want an ambivalent (or, one might say, mature) faith; rather, he writes, recalling the aftermath of his parents' deaths, "what I wanted to have was what I'd always had, but the faith I had accepted without question and could articulate with catechismal rote could not be recaptured".
But Mr. Hevesi offered unexpected praise of Mr. Sharpton's recent record and said that he had accepted without reservation an invitation to appear at a political forum Mr. Sharpton was sponsoring in Harlem on Jan . 15to mark the birthday of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. His decision to attend was first reported yesterday in The Daily News.
I eventually became aware that little by little and without even noticing, I had accepted his illness and I had found new ways to relate to him, ways that were genuinely satisfying for both of us.
Since the 1990s, we've accepted multitasking without question.
In some cases, the board said, companies used assumptions that were contrary to past experience, but the auditor had accepted them without challenge.
