Sentence examples for assenting to this from inspiring English sources

The mystery is that people are assenting to this, or considering it as progress.

True; but in assenting to this proposition, one or two things are to be kept in mind.

By assenting to this principle, Mr Clinton has probably made it harder for himself or his successor to pull out of the treaty, as either side may legally do, with six months' notice.No less controversial, in terms of America's domestic security debate, will be the assertion that "offensive" strategic weapons and defensive ones cannot be treated in isolation from one another.

According to Frede, assenting to this feeling is a matter of believing the world to be as the state represents it as being.

We cannot assent to this view.

– we assent to this quite easily and, besides, the child's world is already oneiric, as you may recall yourself.

When I assented to this advice, and said, "Who cares what his name is, anyway?," meaning New Yorker readers, this person looked hurt, and said, "That's mean".

By Morton Grosser The New Yorker, August 1 , 1964P. 72 Rosendahl, an American garment manufacturer, assented to this trip to Europe when his 55-yr.-old wife died suddenly last spring.

The New Yorker, August 1 , 1964P. 72 Rosendahl, an American garment manufacturer, assented to this trip to Europe when his 55-yr.-old wife died suddenly last spring.

And to teach one of four conditions, where the child knows that the teacher was misleading and provided insufficient information, then the children, if they assented to this, should not trust the teacher.

Many of those taxpayers live in countries that are also suffering from austerity; none of them has been asked to assent to this loan, which (like any other debt) might not be paid back.