Sentence examples for has capitulated to from inspiring English sources

Everyone else has capitulated to the needle and the knife.

Already, the government has capitulated to the demands of another hunger-striking anticorruption crusader.

"That ban came in response to a complaint from a Christian parliamentarian … [and] has capitulated to Muslim zealotry, too".

It has capitulated to the government, and in doing so failed to maintain the arm's-length principle.

That the Speaker John Boehner has capitulated to the demands of his Tea Party wing has been openly lamented by others in the party.

Since I started writing this piece, Trump has capitulated to the Twitter mob and swapped the e for an o. "Honer" is no more.

At last, they have capitulated to the market.

Three years before, northern Estonia had capitulated to the king of Sweden.

If that were the result, he choked, democracy would have capitulated to the mob.

Key opposition figures were exultant tonight, declaring that the Government had capitulated to their demands.

"They've capitulated to reality," said Marshall Gittler, senior currency strategist at the Bank of America in Tokyo.