Sentence examples similar to accede to something from inspiring English sources

Over the next two years, as Mailer struggled to edit his 45 hours of footage into something workable, he was forced to accede to Torn's logic and made his attack the centerpiece and culmination of the film.

Unlike most other White House trips overseas, where agreements and statements are pre-arranged so the traveling president can appear to bring home something tangible, there is no guarantee that the Olympic committee will accede to Mr. Obama's wishes.

Gays will soon accede to marriage, but only because marriage is losing its old set of purposes and is becoming, irrevocably, something else.

He refused to accede to their wishes.

We cannot accede to the correctness of this proposition.

We cannot accede to this view of the subject.

Blacks did not simply accede to racist enactments.

Mr. Senoussi said he would accede to their demands.

"But why should we simply accede to the hijackers?

Russia has yet to accede to such terms of inquiry.

"We should not accede to the request," he said.