Sentence examples for acquiescent behavior from inspiring English sources
The White House's confrontational strategy, administration officials said, is intended to try to bludgeon France into more acquiescent behavior, or at least to make it clear that the Bush administration will now only cooperate with France when it is in the interest of the United States.
How can Americans (in particular American Jews) continue to watch Israel's corrosive treatment and remain silently acquiescent when this behavior betrays the founding principles of what makes America great?
She ascribes behavior to bloodlines — Spain, she writes, has been overly acquiescent to Muslim immigrants because "too many Spaniards still have the Koran in the blood" — and her political views are often expressed in the language of disgust.
White was less acquiescent.
This is messy but not acquiescent.
They were nervous, they were acquiescent.
The established parties are unsurprisingly acquiescent.
The Democrats, then the freer-trading party, were unusually acquiescent.
By 1080, however, Malik-Shāh had become less acquiescent.
In London he was "astonished how acquiescent" British society was.
She'd been of the reluctantly acquiescent school.
