Sentences with phrase «accept the realities of»

«In a way that's a shame, but you have to accept the reality of it.»

Thus my assertion at the top, that the story of how Microsoft came to accept the reality of Windows» decline is more interesting than the fact of Windows» decline; this is how CEO Satya Nadella convinced the company to accept the obvious.

Now that you've accepted the reality of why you are losing money in the markets (you have accepted it right?)

----- — Because you refuse to accept the reality of your thinking process does not change the reality of what an opinion is.

Can't accept reality of the naturally existing gay people And want to control and condemn them based on your interpretation of your ancient book.

Now, in traditional elaborations and thinking about the reality of God, the basic presupposition has been that to accept the reality of God is also to accept his presence.

Just accept the reality of pasta and beer, you can do it without hearing voices in your head, just go to a good sports bar / restaurant and indulge.

Each partner must do his «grief work» — the work of his personality in letting go of the children emotionally, accepting the reality of their leaving and dealing with the varied feelings these events bring.

Of course it is possible to say that such questions and many more like them are of the sort that the limited human mind can not properly discuss; we must accept the reality of the rising of Jesus and simply leave it there.

Nor for that matter can a faith accepting the reality of the Fall seek an unfallen sacred or a primordial moment of time.

In the first case, individuals attempt (or are counseled) to not accept the reality of their sexual orientation (the idea that «there are no homosexual people — just heterosexual people with a homosexual problem»).

Family members often won't accept the reality of the illness.

I would add that becoming a Christian is more about moving into and accepting the reality of the new kingdom Jesus brought to earth and following Him than about a prayer or confession.

A lot of Christians seem unable or unwilling to accept the reality of moral relativism and spend their days condeming this and that from a fiery pulpit, fuelled by their pastor's twisted rhetoric.

Now you tell me... who is the one that really deserves the sympathies of the world: The person who has accepted the reality of the way things are and finds peace in it, or the person chasing a dream that will never come true?

But if we can no longer accept the reality of a disembodied human soul, then what does it mean to attribute consciousness, thinking powers, will and emotions to a non-physical bodiless being, however greatly exalted?

>> >» A lot of Christians seem unable or unwilling to accept the reality of moral relativism and spend their days condemning this and that from a fiery pulpit, fueled by their pastor's twisted rhetoric.»

That Church had seemed to be engaged in a holy war against communism as an ally of the West in its political conflict, but now it seems to have accepted the reality of coexistence.

For those of us who have researched this stuff over and over again, most of us find that a belief in god is the lazy way out... you don't have to accept the reality of the world because you can plug a «god intended it that way» scenario in to it; it takes away from having to deal with grief b / c you believe you'll see the person again when in reality heaven and hell have never been proven to exist; it takes away the need to solve your own issues b / c you think that praying will help.

There is also the opposite danger that failure to accept the reality of choice, a fatalistic acceptance of absolute determinism, may lead to such slackening of individual and social effort as to bring about the end of civilization.

Consistent with this principle we are now maintaining that no magical, extraordinary interruption of physico - chemical, biological, psychological or interpersonal transactions is required for us to accept the reality of a transcendent ground of emergent order.

Perhaps the difficulty in accepting it is related to the equal difficulty which is found in accepting the reality of death in its complete and final sense.

I think some of the commenters are missing a key point here... it is entirely possible, appropriate and correct to simultaneously accept the reality of God's existence AND understand that the Bible has nothing whatsoever to do with it.

We must accept the reality of Jewish power and we must accept moral responsibility for the uses of power.

Lasch accepts the reality of human limits and of sin, and he sees in the unadorned and giddily optimistic story of progress the ever more destructive outcroppings of Pelagianism run amuck.

than Ozil when both are inform and is Ramsey not a better box to box player than Cazorla when both are inform and do not even deny even if you have your own opinion.Why not put Cazorla in Ozil's position and put Ramsey in the box to box position where he plays best.Can you imagine Giroud on the wings and Mertesacker at right back.I for one still stand by my word that Ramsey is a better box to box player than Cazorla yet peeps will deny.Which position did Ramsey play when he was at his best some seasons ago.To me he is better than him in that role.I remember the man utd match last season yh.Also Cazorla can do anything Ozil can do and do it better including shooting.I mean what is this we are not accepting the realities of the team but we ourselves are forging our favourites into the team.Do this and you will see we will be better.I just do not get it at allllll.Please share your views on my comment on what you think

It's an accepted reality of the ever - stratifying, near - free market of European soccer.

Understand and accept the realities of parenting and be flexible.

For many teens, the decision is ordered by parents who refuse to accept the reality of the grandchild that is carried in their daughter's body.

At first, I was in denial, I refused to accept the reality of how much was able to pump per day.

But I think probably we have to accept the reality of the Scottish Parliament and perhaps use that more effectively as a platform to put across our ideas.»

While Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has said he accepts the reality of climate change, he abolished the country's Climate Change Commission in September, and rejected any link that global warming was responsible for a series of bushfires across New South Wales state in October.

An a priori determination not to accept the reality of anthropogenic global warming, and an eagerness to grasp at any straw, no matter how flimsy, to support that determination, is not «skepticism».

Of corse, most young guys behave like idiots but I came to see a lot of older idiots as well, who refuse to accept the reality of such arrangements.

He's our surrogate, and his disbelief is crucial to our accepting the realities of this story, a tall - order!

As Dale Martin, father of Spc. Eric Martin, Steve Buscemi breaks from his mold as yet another parent who refuses to accept the reality of the situation.

The title always gave me the idea it was a romcom on the level of «The Wedding Planner» or one of the other mindless movies made to ruin relationships and prevent women from accepting the reality of what relationships are.

There's Luis Guzman as his partner, a Puerto Rican detective who knows and accepts the realities of the streets but has his limits.

If anything, it accepted the reality of what news hosts have to deal with today.

Meanwhile, as the kids (and eventually Merrill) get caught up in the alien invasion, Graham is forced to accept the reality of the situation in order to protect his family.

We also see his mother's halting, tearful description of her struggle to accept the reality of his coming out.

«I think one of the first steps that needs to be taken is to soften the promise... and accept the reality of the built environment in some schools, the pressures they are under and trust head teachers to use the resource to best effect,» said the MP.

Once the parents had accepted the reality of their child's educational needs and had some ideas about how to meet those needs, they needed to work with their schools to set up educational activities that were appropriate.

Should we simple accept the reality of underpaid workers and experiment with budgeting on a non-livable wage?

She is not yet really comfortable accepting the reality of what she did or didn't do in connection to Paul's death.

Now that you've accepted the reality of why you are losing money in the markets (you have accepted it right?)

You really need to put your ego aside for a minute and accept the reality of the situation if you want to grow and progress as a trader.

A British Columbia couple we'll call Harry and Evelyn, both 60, have accepted the reality of retirement.

There is a fine line between being a trader who lives in hope and being a trader who accepts the reality of the market by taking what the market offers them.

If you can't accept these realities of living with a real dog, please don't get one.