Sentence examples for refusal to capitulate from inspiring English sources
This meant nothing to Strauss and his refusal to capitulate took the partnership to the brink of dissolution.
Italcementi's decision is a "confirmation of its refusal to capitulate in any way to organized crime," the company, based in Bergamo, said in a statement on Sunday.
Hugh Massingberd, a former editor of the obituaries page of the Daily Telegraph, recalled the unwieldy challenges posed by a refusal to capitulate to the seductions of the posthumous parallax.
A trace always remains, even years later... a refusal to accept humiliation can sometimes be conveyed by a look of defiance, a chin slightly raised, a refusal to capitulate under blows..
While aides privately express their annoyance at Sanders and his refusal to capitulate, Clinton has publicly maintained a respectful silence.
Yet there are some women who refuse to capitulate.
His refusal suggested that he did not want to capitulate to the inmates, not that he did want to capitulate to them.
And he discusses his refusal to consider granting amnesty or going to the scene — a gesture recommended by his own correction commissioner — suggesting that he did not want to capitulate to the inmates and set a precedent.
The officials were wise to capitulate.
To capitulate is "to yield; acquiesce; surrender".
