Sentence examples for capitulation before from inspiring English sources

This capitulation before the rampaging needs of capital is a depressing development.

Tales like Mrs. Loewenstein's of capitulation before a tax code of ever-greater complexity are common this season.

The Prussians were thus free to invest Mainz, where the French garrison put up a fine resistance and obtained an honourable capitulation before marching out on July 23.

Composed by a great poet, it stands as a unique monument to the mental horror of Stalinism and the tragedy of the intelligentsia's capitulation before the violence and ideological diktat of the Stalinist regime.

Otherwise, it remains a series of open questions about gender, social programming (is this a victory over straight white society or a capitulation before it?), and, especially, the need for post-nuclear families.

For Hepburn the film is another of her midcareer attempts to recant the flinty feminism that had made her box office poison in the 1930s, and the spectacle of her moral capitulation before a black lace undergarment displayed in a London store window is not an inspiring one.

Their display had descended into capitulation long before the close.

"In the context of the beginning of the war in Iraq," says Kenneth Watman at the Naval War College, "capitulation comes before a fight, surrender comes after".

Europe had been one up in that match when taking to the 12th tee before capitulation ensued.

His use of "or" indicates a difference, and the lack of "individual" before capitulation suggests negotiation by a commander of a unit or group.

Christine A. Callies, the chief United States investment strategist at Merrill Lynch, said she believed that this sell-off was the "final capitulation" of stocks before they turn around.