Sentence examples for of having acquiesced from inspiring English sources

Once we woke up and joined the Order of the Shrill as late-comers, we had the embarrassment and shame of having acquiesced to the incredible damage this administration had been doing to our country.

"For every relative of a living PVS [persistent vegetative state] patient given (probably false) hope, another is burdened with the guilt of having acquiesced in the withdrawal of treatment from someone who – he has been led to believe – may have been more alive than it seemed," he says.

The House speaker, John A. Boehner of Ohio, and the Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, having acquiesced to end most of the high-end Bush tax cuts late last year, have ruled out further tax increases.

This time, the Lib Dems are thwarted themselves by lack of numbers and appear to have acquiesced in the Government's plans.

Members of a family that owns a house are liable to find it burnt about their ears if they commit, or are even deemed to have acquiesced in, acts of resistance.

But it's much more likely he treated her the way he did because she didn't exhibit blind obedience to his every whim, something he was trained not to tolerate and Americans of all political persuasions seem to have acquiesced to without question.

White House officials, having acquiesced in the plan by Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut, to house the agency within the Federal Reserve, do not plan much further compromise.

The authorities appear to have acquiesced.

Anti-Semites have made "Jew" a term of opprobrium, and the rest of us have acquiesced.

I have no clue why, apparently, members of Congress, have acquiesced to this modeling travesty.

Having been scared last year by the near collapse of Saab, Sweden has acquiesced to the sale of Volvo to the Chinese buyer.