Sentence examples similar to I was capitulating from inspiring English sources

Instead, it's capitulating.

Some argued that the military council was capitulating.

Some gay Republicans said the president was capitulating to Christian conservatives.

Mr. Rumi warned that the strategy could backfire if it appeared that the government was capitulating to extremists.

In the runup to his visit, there had been much debate about whether Sarkozy was capitulating to a terrorist.

However, she has since declared that she would back him following claims in the media that she was capitulating too easily to British demands.

If she rejected the gift, she would be disrespecting the German constitution; if she accepted it, her supporters would say that she was capitulating to the caliphate.

When Jane Bown laid down her Rolleiflex and swapped it for a 35mm camera in 1963 she was capitulating to a massive shift in taste and cultural focus.

"If we were dire, if we weren't playing well, if we didn't have any confidence and if I thought we were capitulating then we would be having a different conversation because we would be totally concerned.

I think encouraging people to dress up is capitulating to established power, as though decision-makers won't listen to us unless we dress up...

And Cameron is capitulating too.