By 2017, Ahrar al-Sham had grudgingly adopted the revolutionary tricolor flag.
Both have grudgingly adopted austerity to keep the euro crisis at bay, despite recessions and rising unemployment.
Djokovic has one strategy, grudgingly adopted, that helps him sleep longer and sounder during tournaments: he leaves his two small children at home.
The unfortunate message of that Clinton-Kim photo-op, their dinner together and Clinton's trip to North Korea overall is that despite the sanctions brandished by Washington and grudgingly adopted in part by the U.N. Security Council, Kim Jong Il and his ruling circle know how to get the whip hand.
While I can't describe myself as a weed enthusiast, I grudgingly respect the strategies they adopt.
After discovering men have been shooting at the birds, Mike pledges to adopt three of them and his father grudgingly agrees.
Obama, in the aftermath of his West Point speech, was widely condemned — and grudgingly praised — for allegedly adopting "what sounds like the Bush Doctrine" (Rachel Maddow) and "a rehash of the Bush Doctrine" (Mary Matalin).
BEIJING — Western journalists have lately been tolerated in China, if grudgingly, but the spread of revolution in the Middle East has prompted the authorities here to adopt a more familiar tack: suddenly, foreign reporters are being tracked and detained in the same manner — though hardly as roughly — as political dissidents.
The Houston Grand Opera was among the first companies to adopt projected titles for foreign-language productions, helping to establish a standard of approachability that even the Met grudgingly accepted.
Last week, in Philadelphia, Sanders became the Convention's quiet protagonist: getting the Party to adopt a much more radical platform; sitting in a balcony and letting Hillary Clinton acknowledge his movement's power from the podium; signalling that it was time for the discord to end to followers who accepted that signal only grudgingly, if at all.
