Sentence examples for capitulation to the forces from inspiring English sources
It does not signify a capitulation to the forces of darkness.
But honku will endure forever — perhaps even drawing strength from this act of bureaucratic capitulation to the forces of noise pollution.
If any aspect of We takes the shine off Nineteen Eighty-Four, it's that Orwell lifted that powerful ending – Winston's complete, willing capitulation to the forces and ideals of the state – from Zamyatin.
Heritage Action, whose job is to denounce any concession to moderation at any time, called the agreement "a gimmicky, spend-now-cut-later deal". Erick Erickson of RedState accused Ryan of "outright capitulation" to the forces of big-government darkness.
The city website notes that Lynchburg is famous for products such as ChapStick and the "first disposable douche"; but from now on, as far as many liberals are concerned, it will be famous for Mr McCain's capitulation to the forces of darkness.Their outrage is hardly surprising.
Exercising the so-called "nuclear option" is a capitulation to the forces of dysfunction and inaction and will stiffen already dangerous polarization.
The protesters in the streets took Mr. Suleiman's speech as essentially a capitulation to the army's refusal to use force against them.
The decision (and Fayṣal's capitulation to the terms of the agreement) sparked violent unrest that was met in July by French forces, who imposed an easy defeat and forced Fayṣal into exile.
