Sentence examples for gradual submission from inspiring English sources
The principal documentary sources for Byzantium's gradual submission to the Turks are his Symbouleutikoi ("Exhortations"), vainly urging the Byzantine people to unite with the Latins in order to resist the Turkish onslaught; these fervent appeals give a clear picture of the hopeless position of the Byzantine Empire in about the year 1370.
I'd use the payphone in Little Pete's to call home for reports of my mother's gradual submission to cancer back in Wisconsin, and then drink with a cellist friend until four or five in the morning, attempting to slake the thirst for silence in my head.
But is France's most celebrated controversialist offering a splenetic vision of the Muslim threat to Europe or a spineless "submission" to gradual Islamic takeover?
Patricia Meyer Spacks calls him "one of the main case histories [in the book] of the gradual destructive effect of willing submission to evil wills".
They have also argued that the requirement would discourage gradual improvements of tests because each change in a test might require a new regulatory submission.
How gradual does "gradual" have to be?
