Sentence examples for might relent from inspiring English sources
This once I might relent!
not to crash any more unsanctioned races with men, so that it might relent and allow longer races for women.
Brussels might relent and push Athens to liberalise other markets as a way to achieve the same end.
He backed against the wall, pushing against it with his palms as if it might relent and absorb him.
It might relent, but only if Scotland agrees to such strict oversight that independence ends up meaning little.
Some hoped that Mr Mugabe might relent a little in a televised speech he gave on August 12th, to commemorate the liberation war.
The banks are still resisting a bail-out, but some might eventually relent.
And by providing iOS 4.0, 4.1 and 4.2, but not 4.3, to iPhone 3G users, the company may have led its customers on.Still, Apple might yet relent: it has not said an upgrade of fixes to version 4.2 will never appear for this model.
And yet, you have to wonder if even he might have relented in the presence of Sir Michael and Dame Eileen, as here directed by yet another knight of the realm, Sir Trevor Nunn.
Barr believes that the international community has lost interest in Afghan women and that Karzai, who might have relented under international pressure to support women's rights, will backtrack on his commitments by aligning with conservatives.
Mr. Chang, who just completed a book on the Chinese economy, said Beijing might have relented because it did not want to alienate European banks as its appetite for foreign capital is increasing.
