Sentence examples similar to capitulation to fate from inspiring English sources

However, the clause 'given standard circumstances' in his definition appears to be complete capitulation to the local social circumstances in determining the content of vital goals.

Abolhassan Bani-Sadr: It is a capitulation to outside powers by the regime of the ayatollahs that has brought this fate upon the Iranian people.

Corrections, yes, but capitulation to Reaganomics, no!

A victory with capitulation to war.

There cannot be capitulation to the terrorist.

Their every gesture expressed capitulation to unmanliness.

The kidnappings bring Thailand's capitulation to a new level.

Their reactions range from capitulation to confrontation and pretty much everything in between.

This is quite a contrast to Urwand's claim of Hollywood's total capitulation to Hitler.

Putin saw the new textbooks as a kasha, a muddle — a capitulation to Russia's detractors.

"In effect, the result of this course has been Western capitulation to Serbian aggression".