In life, she had been afraid of him & had always acquiesced to his wishes.
She always acquiesced, of course — she had to (her lack of power in her relationship hadn't registered either).
Never rebellious, the devoted son always acquiesced.
Once he had overcome his shock, Stalin took personal charge of the war effort, bullying and cajoling everyone including his generals but, unlike Hitler, in the end always acquiescing to their advice.
Malik has acquiesced, but acquiescence breeds rage.
But Labour has meekly acquiesced to this agenda, disputing only the extent of its application.
Batstone-Carr also questions Cadbury's claim that it had achieved a good price for shareholders: Although we always considered that 850p could be enough to win shareholder support we have to admit surprise at how meekly Cadbury has apparently acquiesced.
Testers have been particularly vocal about moving the "home" button back to the main button area (and Mozilla has acquiesced).
Germany has acquiesced in higher wages.
"I think she has acquiesced for so long, it's hard to break that," Coale said.
