Sentence examples similar to despairing acquiescence from inspiring English sources

Malik has acquiesced, but acquiescence breeds rage.

So, for example, if someone had X-rayed American society in 1932, in the depth of the Great Depression, that image would have revealed a body politic overrun with despair, cynicism, fatalism, and fear -- in a word, acquiescence, a mood that had shadowed the land since "black Tuesday" and the collapse of the stock market in 1929. .

Acquiescence bias.

It means acquiescence.

Our silence equals acquiescence.

Is his silence acquiescence?

It's brand acquiescence.

Scrutiny gave way to acquiescence.

Acquiescence to another's will?

"That's acquiescence to public pressure".

One reason, he said, was "Congressional acquiescence".