He acquiesced, he said, thinking he was doing his part to save the company.
However, in the end, I acquiesced to my dad, thinking he knew best, yet I still held a candle in my heart for Paul.
The next morning, he was going over the hill again, with five cardboard boxes piled up one above the other in his cart, thinking, Because we acquiesce.
I F the Japanese really lost hope, they might start thinking more about acquiescing in Chinese power," said Robyn Lim, an expert in international relations at Nanzan University in Nagoya, "so Japan's return to some semblance of economic health is a vital interest of the U.S. for both security and economic reasons.
Malik has acquiesced, but acquiescence breeds rage.
As in 2008, when Clinton came in a humiliating third place in Iowa behind Barack Obama and John Edwards, the first round of voting has exposed the flaws of the Democrats' establishment candidate, and the establishment itself, for thinking that the party would simply acquiesce to their judgment that Clinton was the most viable presidential contender.
Now Mr Putin, who is said to have acquiesced to fresh elections to sort out the mess, may be thinking of cutting his losses.
That's why we must keep boldly and loudly speaking up, and why we can't fall victim to either burning out or accepting any of this as remotely normal, as promoted by those who delude themselves into thinking things could "stabilize" or by the GOP and Trump supporters who ludicrously try to get us to acquiesce.
She reportedly acquiesced on the Sony front after producers said they don't allow guests to dictate interview terms, but "Today" producers axed the segment anyway, thinking they wouldn't get substantive responses out of her.
