Examples of using Accepting that in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And accepting you means accepting that he's gone, and I'm not ready to do that. .
Many people have a hard time believing or accepting that they have a hearing loss.
Accepting that the relationship didn't work out and not lingering on feelings of regret will help you move on.
I know it must feel insulting… accepting that your best hope of ruling anything is to inherit the job in another country.
I had a really hard time accepting that and was in a bad way emotionally.
Accepting that this is life and the World I live in.
Hava-Sen President Seçkin Koçak, accepting that there are wrong
By accepting that the obsessive thought is there despite you,
And perhaps accepting that one actually KNOWS nothing of what they thought they knew.
The thought of accepting that my best friend raped me seems insane.
I don't know… accepting that I would be an agent forever.
But you can still be the man your son needs you to be… by accepting that and moving on.
The more we accept this reality, the more comfortable we can feel in accepting that we won't agree on everything.
The Source's magic brought you. I see you accepting that very soon-- You never told me I would become The Source if I helped vanquish him!
It's similar to when people who find themselves in debt blame the credit card companies, instead of accepting that they had a choice in spending more money than they had.
The West seems to have trouble accepting that terrorists are not driven by inequality,
It's similar to when people in debt blame credit card companies instead of accepting that they had a choice in spending more money than they had.
but also accepting that a little splattering of nervousness is ok- after all,
There is no way to read the Torah, starting with God's covenant with Abraham in Genesis, without accepting that God's special love for the Jewish people is the very basis of Judaism.
looking in his eyes, telling him I loved him, accepting that I would never,