Sentence examples for certainly acquiesce from inspiring English sources

With the support of Britain assured, American officials were calculating that if they secured seven votes from nonpermanent members, France would almost certainly acquiesce in the final hour.

It is difficult to determine how common this practice was in the 13th century, but the inquisition certainly acquiesced in the use of torture in the trial of the Knights Templar, a military-religious order, in 1307.

It was a touchstone for the church at moments of insecurity -- in the 19th and early 20th centuries -- and, although the persecution never regained the insane passion of Torquemada, it certainly never missed an opportunity to acquiesce in popular anti-Semitism.

Malik has acquiesced, but acquiescence breeds rage.

Tehran will certainly not be persuaded of American seriousness if Washington acquiesces to Israeli insistence on a deadline for successful American engagement with Iran.

It is certainly possible that Capela's camp did not want offensive rebounds incentivized and Morey acquiesced.

Certainly, the company's officials figured, it could do better than the local Chinese firms, which acquiesce to the censorship regime with a shrug.

2012 "Fight or Acquiesce?

And the people acquiesce.

The bus did not acquiesce.

Only some media outlets acquiesce.