Sentence examples similar to a capitulation that occurred from inspiring English sources
Many other supporters had left by the final whistle, however, after a capitulation that Slaven Bilic found hard to explain.
Arianna then characterized the final deal as a "complete capitulation" that was allowed to pass without a real fight.
The latter could be a sign of capitulation that would be treasured by contrarian investors.
Plus, Washington had to sign a letter of capitulation that said he was responsible for Jumonville's death.
When American forces surrendered at Charleston in 1780, they were not granted customary terms of capitulation that included flying colors and the playing of an enemy tune.
At this point, a wholesale capitulation has occurred, and effective military forces have not been encountered in that area.
Could my "surrender" be part of the capitulation that signals a market bottom?
Rather than marking a capitulation, however, that moment marked Apple's rebirth.
In a bear market, "the last phase is that capitulation, that panic, that throwing in the towel," Mr. Hill said.
Older evangelical traditionalists like Prof. David Wells of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary near Boston argue that the newer approaches represent a "capitulation" to the broader culture — similar to the capitulation that in his view led the mainline churches into decline.
