Sentence examples for personal acquiescence from inspiring English sources
Alben Barkley had many of the attributes of a bloviating politician, but he did rise to this singular occasion, writing to Roosevelt that "there is something broader and more fundamental than any personal acquiescence as between you and me over matters of public policy and fundamental principles".
Malik has acquiesced, but acquiescence breeds rage.
The price was acquiescence to Berlusconi's personal management of the country.
On board, the first-class passengers fret about their financial and personal affairs while their economy-cabin counterparts are simply drugged into stupefied acquiescence by the stereotypically queenie cabin staff.
It doesn't represent ditzy acquiescence to the status quo: it is, in its quiet personal way, a revolutionary act.
Unlike many of Shostakovich's larger orchestral works where one can sense a grudging surface of acquiescence to the whims of authority, the Trio is an unabashedly personal and sincere expression.
Our silence equals acquiescence.
Is his silence acquiescence?
Scrutiny gave way to acquiescence.
