Sentence examples for apparent resignation from inspiring English sources

The Arab world has shaken itself out of its lethargy after decades of apparent resignation and silence.

Abteen Bagheri, the director, tweeted that the use of the footage was "not cool," adding, with apparent resignation, "It's the sad reality of the music business".

For all the apparent resignation Hölderlin displayed when, neglected by his family and declared medically unfit, he consigned himself to a tower overlooking the River Neckar for 36 years – his own desert island – his poems display those little shards of light which remind us of who we are and what we might become if the bounds of the possible can be overcome.

The city's vote on a bailout for the village was intended to be secret, but The Globe and Mail, a newspaper in Toronto that publishes a separate edition for British Columbia, reported the news and the apparent resignation of Ms. Lo last week.

Walter's apparent sense of resignation, in particular, stood out to her; the producer recalled having felt that way many times during the decade-plus she has worked in the industry.

The boy first ascended the scaffold, without any apparent change in his resignation; and, during the time, the young man, Hayward, seated himself and appeared perfectly lost to all earthly objects; he was shortly summoned to the fatal tree, and, with a firmness that did not forsake him to the last, approached his fate.

Chancellor Gerhard Schroder accepted the resignations without apparent regret, an indication that he had grown exasperated with the muddled response to the disease of the two ministers and encouraged them to quit.

With Stenson again within a few feet of the hole on the 11th, Spieth – who had described his short game as "magic" on Friday – holed a curling birdie putt from 45ft to maintain his two-shot cushion, Stenson looking at the American with an apparent mixture of admiration and resignation.