Sentence examples for becoming resigned from inspiring English sources
It showed that we're even becoming resigned to resignation.
He writes about becoming resigned to boring jobs, wiping out of the Navy, worrying about money.
He began teaching in the New York school system and taught for several years, becoming resigned to a non-celebrity life.
They are becoming resigned to losing "passporting" – the rule that allows a UK-regulated firm to do business across the EU – and are preparing to shift operations out of London.
"A lot of my friends are becoming resigned to a Gore victory," said David Loebsack, a professor of political science at Cornell College in Iowa, who was one of Mr. Bradley's grass-roots organizers in that state.
Relatives of the missing were becoming resigned to the likelihood that their loved ones would not be found alive, but Mohan Pethiya, 38, from Chindwara in Madhya Pradesh, clung to the slimmest of hopes that his sister and 15 other family members had survived.
Israelis used to have higher expectations and to demand better of themselves but are now becoming increasingly resigned to being just like everyone else, no worse, perhaps, but not much better either.
A year and a half into his term, INDECLINE's spokesperson told VICE, there's a risk of becoming complacent, "resigned to the idea that we're going to hell in a hand basket".
Mr. Livingston, on the verge of becoming House speaker, resigned from Congress in 1998 after confessing to adulterous affairs.
The head of the Central Intelligence Agency's clandestine service and his deputy resigned, becoming the most significant casualties of an effort by the new director, Porter J. Goss, to overhaul spying operations.
It will also diversify its cash reserves into the currencies of allies, such as China, Russia and Brazil, and nationalise the gold industry.In Brazil the agriculture minister resigned, becoming the third minister to leave Dilma Rousseff's government amid corruption claims in as many months.
