Sentence examples for works accepting from inspiring English sources

The Narodniki embodied in their teachings a considerable amount of communist ideology gathered from Karl Marx's works, accepting, for instance, his ideas of communal ownership and production and his dislike for private enterprise.

Perhaps, then, we need not understand precisely how and why psilocybin works, accepting, as Halpern puts it, that "when you combine the chemical, the corporeal and the spiritual, you get a spark.

Biologists, who seek merely to understand how life works, accept this.

Unlike most forgers, he does not seem to be in it for the money, but for a kind of satisfaction at seeing his works accepted as authentic.

He does however, unlike in his non-tantric works, accept that those propounding Idealistic philosophies (Yogācāra, Svātantrika Middle Way) can have success in their practice.

Others have taken this as an indication of a less experienced and weaker workshop painter, but Borchert draws a similarity to two works accepted as van Eyck originals.

In 1937, a highly influential study by art historian Rodolfo Pallucchini had the effect of greatly increasing the number of works accepted to be by El Greco.

Studies showed that elements of supportive environment in nursing contain an appropriate team work, accepting sense of personal identity, freedom to ask questions, and having a suitable working relationship.

Many Natives struggle to have their work accepted as art, she said.

July plays Christine, an artist struggling to get her work accepted by a snobbish art world.

The audience often wants to donate money, which none of the poets — many of whom have published their work — accept.