Sentences with phrase «just accepted»

Libert knows that this big fish, which has just accepted an advance payment for his services, is Jacob and no other.

I have just accepted hes leaving just like i did when Cesc left, who was & still is one of my fav players.

It was half of what he would have earned had he just accepted the Nationals» qualifying offer.

«I just accepted it.

If we all just accepted without ever questioning anything, the earth would still be flat and we would all still be living in the bush.

It's warm, the days are long and day drinking isn't just accepted, but expected.

So I just accepted.

«Most protein bars are not delicious and in the past people have just accepted the fact that most protein bars taste nasty.

He was just accepted to Cal State Long Beach and is currently raising funds to pay for a car so he can drive to college this autumn.

he was accepted, loved, challenged but mostly just accepted... i remember my parents generosity to these young people and i remember how much i enjoyed being a part of what was going on... then, back to church on sunday and... boredom!

so i imagine your christian because mommy and daddy were christian and instead of trying to find the answers of your importance to this world you just accepted what some re-written book from the bronze age told you to think and believe.

I just accepted a great job several hours away from where I currently live.

How many of you would have just accepted the medieval Church's doctrine that the Earth was flat and the center of the universe?

He responded positively and has just accepted your message about eternal life.

Compare the words of a young physics Ph.D. who had just accepted a job at Los Alamos, the H - bomb center: «I don't believe that what the world needs most is bigger and better bombs.

In the end, like most experimental physicists, I just accepted the physics, however strange the philosophical implications of causality and reality.

(I presumed that somewhere along the line his preacher put an extra zero after 80M and he just accepted it on faith.)

It is just accepted blindly, and must be accepted blindly for AA to work.

You just accepted what they said all because it was exactly what you wanted to hear (a reason not to believe in God).

But I guess if they just accepted Galileo's discoveries, it's a little early to be expecting anything here.

If it had just accepted them as they are!

It really was a whole lot easier to be faithful back in the past, before science, when all forms of superst.ition were just accepted as «reality».

Kirsten: There's an article in The New York Times about Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens basically making this argument that for the first 200 years of the country it was just accepted that the Second Amendment was understood to protect a well - regulated militia.

Just an accepted fact of life.

Neither public schools nor liberals hate any god, they have just accepted that as there are many peopleon this planet, so to are there many religions.

I think the world will be a better place if we just accepted each other — white and black, christian and non-christian, theist and atheist, gnostiic and agnostic.

He also sits on the board of directors of Fanatics, a sports retailer that just accepted $ 1 billion in funding from the Japanese conglomerate.

The refiner's largest shareholder, Carl Icahn, just accepted a job guiding the president - elect on...

Sanders knew Trump had been meeting with a South Korean delegation, and as they walked from the briefing room back to his residence, he explained to her the rest: He had just accepted North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un's invitation to meet.

And then follow your apology up with what you'll do to correct and learn from the mistake, because that turns an error into a course correction — and creates a culture where taking risks is not just accepted but expected.

Shoppers» paradigm - busting decision to sell food gave pundits fits, but customers just accepted it as adding value to a shopping routine they'd long since come to trust.

«When starting SpaceX, I thought the odds of success were less than 10 percent, and I just accepted that actually probably I would just lose everything.

[I've just accepted that] I'm not their cup of tea.

She was broke and had just accepted a $ 1,000 loan to start her own real estate company.

I was recently speaking with a contact of mine who had just accepted a position as head of operations for Google Fiber in one of their test cities.

You either love them, hate them, or just accept the fact that they're dramatically affecting the way we communicate online.

Don't just accept the terms your customers or suppliers propose.

Your instinct in that case might be to just accept the offer because it's so good.»

Don't just accept blanket assurances that you'll be able to remain the same — ask specific questions about what will and will not change.

Far better to give up the battle and save yourself all that wasted energy by just accepting messiness into your life.

Why couldn't Coda just accept that the cost of developing quality goods is rising modestly?

After a while, you begin to just accept that the rules don't apply to your boss.

Whether or not you are successful depends on how you define success, and on the tradeoffs you are willing to not just accept but embrace as you pursue your own definition of success.

In other words, just accept slower economic and employment growth for the next several years as inevitable.

From a practical, European, standpoint let's just accept the legal distinction.

We do not just accept a client for the sake of accepting clients.

Most sales people just accept those words and the feelings they generate as part of the game of selling.

It is often assumed that new parents and entrepreneurs should just accept that they will be sleep - deprived.

Just accept that it is going to happen short term.

Or are you interested in turning your household's balance sheet into an income fortress that feeds money into your account on a regular basis, and you just accept the 15 % tax rate as the cost of doing business?