Sentence examples similar to accede easily from inspiring English sources
Unforgiving, unrepentant, and vicious, Khadra's Qaddafi is also mercurial — sentimental when recalling his Bedouin childhood, darkly funny when mocking Arab dictators who accede too easily in the face of their people's demands.
After the death (1304) of his brother Maḥmūd Ghāzān, the seventh Il-Khan, he disposed of his rivals easily and acceded to a relatively peaceful reign.
That suits the mood of sorrow (le Carré long ago persuaded us that a country can fray and fail as easily as a marriage), and it also suggests why Perry might accede to Dima's plea — not out of moral probity or patriotic duty but simply for the thrill.
Our many My Lai-style massacres, the use of chemicals weapons like Agent Orange and napalm, and indiscriminate bombing produced mass death and destruction which were the consequence of a misguided belief that the US could not accede to Vietnamese independence under the leadership of Ho Chi Minh, despite acknowledgment he would easily win a fair election.
Some Republican members appear ready to accede.
He refused to accede to their wishes.
We cannot accede to the correctness of this proposition.
Agreement, it shall make every effort to accede.
We cannot accede to this view of the subject.
