Sentence examples for and giving in to the from inspiring English sources

But the Mexican left is accusing the government of relinquishing a bonanza and giving in to the imperialists.

And giving in to the boys turned out to be a good guiding principle for this trip.

"Three Imaginary Boys" is a clear outlier in the catalog, skeletal and angular and giving in to the post-punk of the time, but not committing to it.

We can see in the Post-Jobs Apple this tension between hewing to the unitary gospel and giving in to the inevitability of multiplicity.

Season 3 is just Pizzolatto falling back, and giving in to the criticisms.

Likewise, English colonists who wore their hair long in the back were deemed to be forsaking their role as English subjects and giving in to the Irish life.

She leans back on the cushions and gives in to the weight of her lids.

Perhaps they should relax and give in to the irrational, subjective nature of visual experience.

Or, maybe just roll over and give in to the terrorists.

On Monday, the president abandoned that fundamental principle and gave in to the culture of the Citizens United decision that he once denounced as a "threat to our democracy".

And (probably too often) we sometimes wimp out and give in to the plea for "one more chance" to get it right.