Sentence examples for acquiesced that from inspiring English sources

He eventually acquiesced that "It's a new reality that bits and pieces of consumer technology get traded around.

In David Gelles' Financial Times articles, Dell's Vice-President of Investor Relations Lynn A. Tyson acquiesced that she was initially reluctant to start Dell Shares, "One of the challenges on the blogosphere is disclosure.

Despite not considering herself a feminist, she thought it sounded interesting, and acquiesced that she felt she needed more female friends.

When the Turkish invasion began, Ankara demanded, and the U.S. acquiesced, that the American backed, Kurdish led, Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) immediately withdraw east of the Euphrates or they would be attacked.

"That the Times decided that it was not going to show the cartoons — O.K., they're terrible-ass cartoons from a quality standpoint, but the idea that those thugs get offended and we just acquiesce, that was the most astonishing display of cowardice.

"That the Times decided that it was not going to show the cartoons O.K., they're terrible-ass cartoons from a quality standpoint, but the idea that those thugs get offended and we just acquiesce, that was the most astonishing display of cowardice.

The Energy Department acquiesced to that, but even some Democrats have expressed doubts about whether that was a good idea.

But Air France-KLM, which holds four seats on Alitalia's 19-member board, has not acquiesced to that plan, which is subject to a board vote on Oct. 14.

Braun et al. (2007) acquiesced to that point in a reply to the first of several letters to the editor by Brondum (2007) on the same topic.

Martin begins with the premise that science is "an active agent in a culture that passively acquiesces" and that society fails to "provide an adequately complex view of how scientific knowledge operates" (1994, 7) and it is part of her methodology to "deliberately cross" the borders that have historically separated the scientists producing knowledge and the society applying it.

Tiiny is "interesting enough for us to build out the next few versions" Rose says with a bit of a sigh before acquiescing that it launched a little early.