fully accept

I fully accept your point, but there's more to life than money.

This means that students should feel fully accepted at all times.

The word is now fully accepted into the English language.

I asked what he thought it would take for Israel to be fully accepted in the world.

It took about 200 years, however, for this theory to be fully accepted.

There were many others, however, who did not fully accept his proposals.

People who do not fully accept a culture might leave voluntarily.

This evidence itself has not been fully accepted by other experts.

Yes I fully accept that some of these are relevant at each level.

However, he was not fully accepted by the local clergy on his own terms until 1181.

Senior British officials did not always fully accept the rule of law.

It would take time for the family to fully accept her into the clan.

Before Tara can fully accept they have a serious talk about the future of their family.

A year later, in 1771, she gave her vows and was fully accepted into the order.

I fully accept that the vast majority of teachers try and do their best.

"All during my years here, I was never fully accepted and or appreciated as a human being," he said.

But a number of qualifications need to be made before fully accepting such an analysis.

The new name was never fully accepted by the military personnel who served there.

While still not fully accepted, she feels much stronger in herself.

Even when Jane saw the gun he was holding, she did not fully accept what had just happened.

Some fully accepted the idea and were ready to take their castor oil.

This confession, however, is not fully accepted within the Muslim community.

I fully accept that they are entitled to some privacy.

He said the military had created a culture where prisoner abuse was fully accepted.

If what you contribute is not fully accepted, that comes with the territory.