Sentence examples for generous acquiescence from inspiring English sources

The supposed death of the Page 3 girl was greeted more with relief than sorrow; bringing her back is an act of defiance, not generous acquiescence to the public mood.

One must have an excessively generous acquiescence to the spirit of rules to accept that two of Sen. Davis' strikes were for talking about abortion while filibustering an abortion bill.

Malik has acquiesced, but acquiescence breeds rage.

Mr. Obama and his general should not misread that as acquiescence.

Union acquiescence turned to outrage after details of generous executive compensation emerged.

As Kashima's story suggests, Tokyo has been able to essentially buy the support, or at least the silent acquiescence, of communities by showering them with generous subsidies, payouts and jobs.

It means acquiescence.

Our silence equals acquiescence.

Is his silence acquiescence?

It's brand acquiescence.

"That's acquiescence to public pressure".