Sentence examples for quietly acquiescing from inspiring English sources
Pakistan's army is not the only arm of government quietly acquiescing with the programme, however.
The priest, the Rev. John F. Johnston, 64, pleaded guilty to grand larceny in the third degree, a class D felony, quietly acquiescing to a judge's questions in court Tuesday morning, said a Nassau County assistant district attorney, Stephani Meister.
To fill rooms, hotels are offering special sales on their own Web sites, turning to third-party sites like Expedia.com to sell excess inventory and even quietly acquiescing to travelers who call up or walk in and haggle.
Principals of schools designated for reorganization are told that their next appointment is contingent on quietly acquiescing to the destruction of their schools and the public demeaning of their students and staff as failures.
As I said, this is a new kind of enemy, but like the enemy outside, they will not be defeated until people of good will for whom they claim to speak and act stop quietly acquiescing and speak out against them.
But that doesn't mean that voters in Greece (or Italy, or Spain...) should be expected to quietly acquiesce to it.
China quietly acquiesced in a big expansion of American military power on its doorstep in Central Asia as part of operations in Afghanistan.
Accordingly, the administration had quietly acquiesced to the cease-fire that Mr. Abbas had negotiated with the militants as a means to that end.
The International Olympic Committee on Friday also sought to counter statements on Wednesday by one of its top press officials that suggested that I.O.C. negotiators had quietly acquiesced to the restrictions.
She's just the sort of person snobbish Adam detests, but his woes have left him feeling oddly passive, and he quietly acquiesces when she invites him to dinner at her apartment in the suburbs.
